Some of the biggest challenges that members of Gen Z (and younger Millennials) face are economic. In 2025, a whopping 61% of people aged 18 to 35 said they have financial anxiety due to rising living expenses, job uncertainty, and housing costs.
Meanwhile, two-thirds of Gen Z employees are worried that they won’t be able to pay off their school loans.
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As of 2025, over half of Gen Z employees revealed that an annual income between $50,000 and $100,000 would give them financial stability, with many workers hoping to earn way more than that by the time they turn 30.
Many Gen Zers turn to side hustles to make ends meet. In 2025, 41% say that they improved their financial well-being thanks to them. Meanwhile, 31% say that growing their side hustles is their top financial priority.
The r/GenZ subreddit was first created in April 2012. Over the past 13+ years, the digital community has grown by leaps and bounds. Currently, it has a whopping 588k members (nicknamed Zoomers) and ranks among the top 1% of all subreddits.
According to the large moderator team running the group, the sub is a place for everyone, whether they’re members of Generation Z or not, to “talk and hang out.”
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Which of these memes resonated the most with you and why? Which pics made you laugh way harder than you should have (hey, we’ve been there)? What generation do you vibe with the most? Let us know!
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