Americans are more concerned about their financial situation than before

According to the survey conducted by the OnePoll survey company, it was revealed that the Y generation focused more on the economy than other generations, evaluating their financial situation six times a day and worrying about their money at least seven times a day. Among the respondents, with a rate of 30 percent for generation Y, 22 percent for generation Z, and 14 percent for generation X, stated that they think they are better than others in managing their finances. While the Y generation was the most optimistic group among others, with 78 percent of those asked about how their financial situation would be in 10 years, it was understood that the generation born in the USA between 1945 and 1960, called the "baby boomers," was the most pessimistic, with 57 percent. With the life experience gained by the Covid-19 outbreak, 6 out of 10 Americans shared the view that younger generations have learned to act smarter than previous generations. The survey also revealed that 43 percent of respondents are willing to stop drinking alcohol for five years to retire, while 30 percent are willing to risk giving up their sex life, and 29 percent could risk having emotional friendships.