Younger Gens Experiencing “Money Dysmorphia”—A Distorted View of Their Financial Wellbeing By Thierry Malleret, economist A recent survey (conducted in the US) warns that almost half of Gen Z and millennials (respectively 43% and 41%) experience “money dysmorphia”, the situation when people feel insecure about their financial standing irrespective of the reality of their financial situation. This corresponds to today’s version of keeping up with…
