WITH greater life expectancy than their predecessors, Gen Z must learn to manage their resources better.
A whopping 83% of youths, however, think they will only live until their 60s, or 80s at most, and are unprepared for a longer career in the workforce, the “Navigating a 100-Year Life: Preparing for 50 Years of Career and Beyond” study by Monash University Malaysia’s Southeast Asian Centre for Workplace Well-being, found.
