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Generational differences impact money behaviors from "summary" of The New Psychology of Money by Adrian Furnham

Different generations have different perspectives and attitudes towards money, which in turn influence their behaviors when it comes to managing finances. These generational differences play a significant role in shaping how individuals approach earning, spending, saving, and investing money. For example, older generations, such as baby boomers and the silent generation, tend to prioritize financial stability and long-term security. They value saving money for retirement, owning a home, and investing in traditional assets like stocks and bonds. This mindset is often a result of living through economic hardships or periods of financial instability, leading them to adopt a more conservative approach to money management. On the other hand, younger generations, such as millennials ...
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    The New Psychology of Money

    Adrian Furnham

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