A new report from Zelle indicates that a significant portion of Gen Z is accumulating debt by covering group expenses, with 46% owing over $1,000 to friends and family. Nearly half of Gen Z have gone into debt for shared costs, a much higher rate than Baby Boomers. This financial strain is often exacerbated by a reluctance to discuss repayment, leading to stress, anxiety, and strained relationships. AI
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