The Magic Number for Millennials: $51,000
That’s just one of the findings of the new TD Ameritrade Millennials and Money Survey, which also breaks down those born between 1981 and 1997 into two distinct groups: “savers” (those with average annual incomes of $75,000) and “spenders” (those with average annual incomes of $61,000).
And while most spenders say they can’t afford to sock money away for a rainy day, part of the reason may be that they turn out to be paying more for the same budget items – i.e., car payments and eating out – than savers.
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