Diwali Parties Reveal Contrasting Investment Faiths: Gen Z Anxious, Millennials Eye Overseas

Imagine Bertie went to two parties on the same night for Diwali!

At the first party, he met young people called Gen Z. They talked about how getting a job is hard, especially if you studied far away from home.

They worried that spending lots of money on a foreign school might not be worth it anymore.

Then, Bertie went to another party with older friends who work in money.

They weren't as worried about jobs but talked a lot about investing in new technology like AI, and even in other countries.

It seemed like the younger group was a bit nervous about the future, while the older group was more excited about where to put their money.