millennials

It is now required under the Affordable Care Act that all Americans have health insurance, and yet about one in four people between the ages of 18 and 29, or 24 percent, do not have coverage according to a new report by InsuranceQuotes.com.

For decades, young families in New Jersey flocked to the suburbs. But that trend is changing.

New Jersey's suburban office complexes are going the way of the dinosaur, according to one of the state's leading economists. He said millennials and Generation "Y" are the ones driving the workforce and they have no interest in being stuck in an office in the middle of nowhere.

Fewer twentysomethings are tying the knot according to a new study.

Times are changing - kids used to move out and start their own lives after they finished college, but today's college graduates are moving back home with Mom and Dad.

A new survey finds many millennials are not saving for retirement, but among those that are, a higher percentage are men.

Dennis and Judi opened today's show by discussing hobbies. Dennis and Judi both have their own little hobbies they enjoy doing in their spare time. Discussing hobbies got Judi to thinking that the Millennial generation doesn't have hobbies any longer. The...

In the final installment of our five-part series, “Millennials,” we discuss how people of this generation are doing volunteer work as a way to learn valuable skills and make connections while they continue to search for work.

In part four of our five-part series, "Millennials," we explore the negativity people of the millennial generation face as they continue to look for work and attempt to save for the future.

In part three of a five-part series on millennials, we examine how an expensive New Jersey real estate market and student loan debt is keeping some millennials from buying their first home.