A recent report highlights that most Gen Z workers face significant financial challenges when it comes to affording living alone. With rising housing costs and stagnant wage growth, this generation finds it increasingly difficult to secure independent living arrangements. The data indicates that many Gen Z individuals are resorting to shared housing or living with family to manage expenses. This trend underscores a growing economic disparity affecting younger generations and raises questions about the future of housing affordability. Policy makers and industry leaders are urged to address these issues to ensure equitable living conditions for all. By understanding the financial hurdles faced by Gen Z, solutions can be implemented to foster economic independence and housing stability. This report serves as a critical call to action for both the private and public sectors to collaborate on sustainable housing solutions.
NCHStatsNew data shows a surge in Malaysians traveling overseas during Chinese New Year
This Chinese New Year marked a significant increase in the number of Malaysians traveling overseas compared to previous years, underscoring a growing trend in international