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Disheartened young people spend on present rather than save for future

Some young people who feel pessimistic about the future are choosing to spend money on immediate experiences rather than save, according to The Guardian. The trend highlights how climate, economic and social anxieties are shaping financial decisions. It matters because it could affect long-term savings and spending patterns.

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