by The Associated Press May 27, 2016 Some young voters are taking a serious look at Trump as the primary season rolls on. Brendan De Regla drove three hours and waited in line for half a day to see Donald Trump speak at a rally in Southern California. Dozens of college-aged protesters shouted on the other side of a police line, but De Regla, 22, stood unwaveringly in … [Read more...] about Here’s Why a Surprising Number of Millennials Are Supporting Donald Trump
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I’m a Millennial Working Mom. Ivanka Trump Spoke for Me
Ivanka Trump gave a truly impressive speech at the Republican National Convention. She came across as competent, credible, sensible and strong. As I write this, I have my 11-month-old in my office with me, as I rush to finish my work before the weekend. My husband is out of town and I have Navy Reserve duty tomorrow. My babysitter missed a day this week because she was … [Read more...] about I’m a Millennial Working Mom. Ivanka Trump Spoke for Me
The Economics of Millennials living with their parents
Staying in the Basement: The Spending & Borrowing of the Millennials and the Slight Edge For a parent, the only thing worse than a grown child leaving home is a grown child not leaving home. It’s natural that children, once matured, leave the nest to build nests of their own. Today’s economic conditions, however, have kept many young adults living at home well into their … [Read more...] about The Economics of Millennials living with their parents
6 Tips For Millennials Looking to Master Their Personal Finances
The mortarboards have been flung, tassels are hanging from rearview mirrors and a new group of college graduates are staying up until 3 a.m. submitting their resumes to every job opening they can find on the worldwide web. It isn’t just the angst of entering the workforce and desperately seeking employment that keeps young millennials up late at night. The idea of getting … [Read more...] about 6 Tips For Millennials Looking to Master Their Personal Finances
Five Money Tips For Pessimistic Millennials
Millennials are still largely living with their parents, according to Pew Research Center study released Wednesday, July 29, 2015. (AP Photo) Pilar Belendez-DeSha was trying to figure out her next move. When the financial crisis hit in 2008, she was getting her geography degree at the University of Kentucky, but she did not have a plan. “All the jobs I was looking at paid … [Read more...] about Five Money Tips For Pessimistic Millennials