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More than half of Gen Z redirected money away from investing and toward sports betting over the past year

The results of a recent survey from wealth-management platform Betterment are making America’s financial advisers cringe.

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More than half of Gen Z redirected money away from investing and toward sports betting over the past year
The results of a recent survey from wealth-management platform Betterment are making America’s financial advisers cringe.
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