How Biden Lost The Support Of Young Americans

Such economic concerns may be particularly acute for young people because they're just getting their lives off the ground. A survey report on Generation Z, conducted by Della Volpe's company Social Sphere on behalf of Murmuration, found earlier this year that 35 percent of Americans age 15 to 25 said financial independence was their most or second-most important life aspiration, ahead of other priorities such as having a fulfilling career or being married. "Financial independence was number one -- not wealth independence -- but literally doing something that millennials couldn't do, which is leave their parents' home," said Della Volpe.