Climate Change: Change and Future Wealth

climate change: Most tellingly, this demographic, the group that doesn't remember a time before the internet, social media and, amongst other things, catastrophic climate change, is also regularly known as the change generation, according to The Independent. And that change comfortably includes the shape of their future wealth. Born in the 1990s and 2000s, though consensus on dates is scarce, these are the post-millennials, the iGeneration. They grew up during the latest recession. Despite facing the prospect of crippling student debt, a cliff-face-like property market, high household costs and an uncertain economy or, more likely, because of those things the latest studies show these teens and early twentysomethings are already debunking the myth that the younger you are the less responsible you are with money. They learnt about the world of money as we grappled with a global financial crisis. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.