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Millennials are feeling better about their finances than all other age groups, according to a study released on April 20 by Bankrate.com.

A decent paycheck is always nice, but according to experts, today's younger workers want much more than that out of their employers.

You see it all the time in New Jersey: baby boomer parents helping their 20-something kids make rent or pay car insurance and credit card bills. Sometimes the parents even buy these grown children cars and condominiums.

As the times change, it feels like more and more people are dating online. Is there anything wrong with that?

Developers in Atlantic City are moving forward with several new housing projects that are designed to entice young professionals to relocate to AC.

When it comes to retirement, Americans are concerned most about high medical expenses, according to a new Bankrate.com report in which 28 percent of respondents cited that as their biggest worry.

Millennials will be able to relate to this great article.

Today's younger generation of workers has no boundaries when it comes to getting a leg up on their peers.

Housing markets across the country are seeing big shifts due to two generations who are at a time of their lives that generally come with a change in where and how they are living.

A new survey finds those between the ages of 18 and 29 have been shying away, big-time, from using plastic for purchases.