Young Americans Say Friendship Is Too Expensive; Nearly Half Skip Events Due to Costs: Study

Young Americans say friendship is too expensive; nearly half skip events due to costs: study

More women feel the financial strain of trying to stay social, according to Ally's survey.

Meet the young people who say friendship is getting 'too expensive'

MORE young people are saying that the cost of their friendships is putting too much strain on their wallets.A new survey has found that nearly half of

Young adults say friendship is getting too expensive, new survey finds 44% skip major events due to cost

A new study says that most Millennials and Gen Z feel that friendships are getting too expensive. The study, called "The Friendship Tab" and commissioned by Ally Bank, found that 44% of Gen Z and Millennials say they have skipped major social events because of cost.The study found that almost a quarter of Gen Z and Millennials say they are afraid of missing out on friendships and community due to financial limitations, and 42% said they overspen…

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Financial News Network - Young adults say friendship is getting too expensive, new survey finds 44% skip major events due to cost

A study revealed nearly a quarter of young adults fear missing out on friendships due to financial limitations, with many feeling anxious about money differences.Read More …