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It’s going to be twice as hard for Gen Z to build wealth as it was for millennials.

At least, through stock and bond investments.

The generation can expect average annual real returns of just 2% on their investment portfolios, according to Credit Suisse’s global investment returns yearbook. That’s a third less than the 5%-plus real returns that millennials, Gen X, and baby boomers have seen. Credit Suisse’s analysis took in average investment returns since 1900 and forecasted them going forward for Gen Z. 

That difference sounds slim in the short-term, but looks a lot details ⇒

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