Family office software for Gen Z, acts as a virtual financial advisor, offering automated tax calculations, secure document storage, even a forecasting tool Generation Z, the demographic born between the mid-1990s and the early 2010s, is entering adulthood amidst a radically different financial landscape than their predecessors. The shadow of the 2008 recession, coupled with skyrocketing housing costs and student loan debt, has instilled in them a healthy skepticism towards traditional notions of “success.” This skepticism extends to the long-standing dichotomy of debts vs. investments to Gen Z, prompting a redefinition of financial priorities.
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