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Gen Z needs to build credit to start adulting — but half say they can’t get it. Here’s how to start.

Gen Z needs to build credit to start adulting — but half say they can’t get it. Here’s how to start.
MarketWatch Wednesday 17 June 2026, 12:00 UTC By Julian Torres 1 min read
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Five actionable steps for “motivated yet underinformed” young adults to build their credit — and their confidence.

Five actionable steps for “motivated yet underinformed” young adults to build their credit — and their confidence. [Image text:] CREDIT SCORE POOR GOOD
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