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Gen Z Blends YOLO Mindset with Investing, but Pitfalls Remain

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Generation Z is emerging as one of the more financially conscious generations, prioritising investment and financial independence over traditional saving habits. Unlike previous generations, many young adults today are actively seeking ways to grow their wealth rather than simply setting money aside. This shift reflects a dual mindset — embracing spontaneous spending while also exploring structured investment tools like SIPs. However, financial experts caution that this enthusiasm comes with risks, including impulsive decisions and lack of long-term planning. Awareness of common mistakes is seen as key to helping Gen Z build sustainable financial futures.

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