| Nearly one in five U.S. Millennials surveyed by
BNY Mellon say they receive no financial information from their workplace or
educational establishment, and nearly half admit to relying on a blind guess to
estimate what they’ll need for a retirement fund. The global survey,
“Generation Lost: Engaging Millennials with Retirement Saving,” finds about
one-fifth (19%) of Millennials in the U.S. do not receive any information about
financial matters through their workplace or educational establishment,
compared with 46% of Millennials from all respondents in other countries.Read more > |
