Gen Z Canadians Feel Pressured to 'Fake' Financial Stability
A TD survey reveals that more than half of Gen Z (53%) respondents feel compelled to maintain a successful image on social media, while nearly two in three (65%) believe they're falling behind their peers financially.
Gen Z is under constant pressure to appear financially secure as soon as they begin their careers, while many are struggling behind the scenes with stress, debt and uncertainty
- said Kristy Irwin, Product Group Owner, Youth & Student.
Gen Z is anxious about their finances, and feeling conflicted and under pressure to keep up appearances despite struggling with rising costs and low income.
- 53% of Gen Z respondents feel pressured to maintain a successful image on social media
- 65% believe they're falling behind their peers financially
Author's summary: Gen Z Canadians struggle with financial pressure.
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