Millennials Miss Teen Goals: Homeownership & More

A new poll of 1,000 adults aged 28 to 43 reveals just one in 20 millennials have hit their teenage goals.

Home ownership tops the list of misses, with 26% still renting or living with family,

even though most expected to own by now, many also feel short on earning bigger paychecks,

at 40%, traveling more at 33% getting married at 21%, or starting families at 17%.

Soaring living costs cited by 38% and surprise live twists at 28% are the big row blocks.

Folks feel the sting, with 76% disheartened, but 81% stay locked in on buying a home.

4 and 10 with settle for a smaller place, and 32% pause other dreams to save up.

Renton England and Wales jumped 167% since 1995, way outpacing wages, making deposits brutal.

Yet options like skipped in building society's track record mortgage, let renters use payment history for a no deposit loan.

With the renter's rights bill hitting May 1st, more stability means better planning,

and flexible mortgages turn those old ambitions into real shots.

At the latter, I'm Corey with the story, and you've been listening to Lester News today, AI-powered local news.