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Young Australians are turning to stock investing due to unaffordable housing, with 70% prioritizing asset ownership over careers.
Young Australians, especially millennials and Gen Z, are increasingly investing in stocks as soaring property prices make homeownership unattainable.
A 2025 report by Stake finds 70% believe asset ownership is more vital to financial success than career advancement, and they are 25% more likely to invest than older generations.
Direct investment in U.S. markets has risen from 3% in 2017 to about 25% today, with popular picks including Fortescue, BHP, Nvidia, and Tesla.
Despite this shift, nearly half of Australians still don’t invest outside superannuation, citing lack of funds or fear of loss—even among high earners.
Experts warn that low savings rates, averaging 2.7%, fail to keep up with inflation, eroding purchasing power.
They stress the need for early financial education to build confidence and long-term financial resilience.
Los jóvenes australianos están recurriendo a la inversión en acciones debido a la vivienda inasequible, con un 70% dando prioridad a la propiedad de activos sobre las carreras.