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How COVID-19 Could Change Saving Habits for Millennials & Gen Z 

The specter of recession appears to have left its mark on young people, according to a Travis Credit Union study. 

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They’re the generations of emojis, hashtags and avocado toast — and they’re also keen money savers, according to a new survey from Travis Credit Union, which suggests COVID-19 will change the way millennials and Generation Z treat their finances.

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