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Congrats, Gen Z, you’re turning 30. Here are the most important money moves to make next.

Congrats, Gen Z, you’re turning 30. Here are the most important money moves to make next.
MarketWatch Thursday 30 July 2026, 12:30 UTC By Venessa Wong 1 min read
Key Points

Your parents may have shared advice that was fine when they were 30, but “the world has changed significantly” since then.

Your parents may have shared advice that was fine when they were 30, but “the world has changed significantly” since then.
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