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fromFortune
1 week ago

Millennials and Gen Z are gambling on a big mortgage-rate drop, using ARMs and refinancing. But that could be a 'financial ticking time bomb'

Mortgage rates have remained elevated since 2023 and home prices are at record highs, locking out many millennials and Gen Z buyers from the housing market. A significant portion of younger homebuyers are betting on future rate drops by taking on adjustable-rate mortgages or planning to refinance, but experts warn this is an unreliable gamble. Although mortgage rates peaked at 8% in late 2023, they remain relatively elevated at about 6.5%.
Real estate
fromThe Drum
2 weeks ago

Experiential might just be the most important marketing channel

Experiential marketing is now recognized as the backbone of connection with consumers, moving from being seen as a garnish in marketing campaigns to a core strategy.
Marketing
US politics
fromThe Conversation
3 weeks ago

Politicians are using social media to campaign - new research tells us what works and what doesn't

Millennial and gen Z voters will dominate the 2028 US electorate, significantly influenced by their media consumption habits.
Media industry
fromTheWrap
2 months ago

The Mainstream News Battle Hits YouTube: How Fox News, CNN, MSNBC Stack Up

Fox News has significantly increased its YouTube viewership, overtaking MSNBC as the leading news outlet on the platform in 2025.
Marketing tech
fromFast Company
2 months ago

FICO's new credit scores will include buy now, pay later loans data. Here's how it could impact your score

BNPL loans are now integrated into the FICO credit scoring system, benefiting both lenders and borrowers.
fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago

Memorial Day beer sales fizzled, and one big brand was hit especially hard, Goldman Sachs says

Distributors reported a significant drop in sales for Heineken, with 66% indicating their volumes were down during Memorial Day compared to last year.
Beer
Higher education
fromComputerworld
4 months ago

Gen Z, millennials: A college degree is a waste of money and time

Workers, especially younger ones, feel degrees aren't necessary as employers adopt skills-based hiring over formal education.
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