Millennials are starting to feel good about the economy. The economic confidence of people under the age of 35 is on track to reach a “historic record,” and is currently at its highest level since October 2000, according to the Conference Board. Not in agreement are people over the age of 54, whose confidence has “slid in the past year.” Bespoke Investment Group reasons that the disparity is due to “main sources of retirement income, such as yields from bonds,” decreasing over the past few years, while Millennials “have taken the reins of the US economy from Boomers,” spending more and making higher incomes. (Business Insider)
