GENERATION Z, classified as those born since 1995, is beginning to make its presence felt in the nation’s credit market. Pictured, with teacher Marcy Reyes, standing, are Gen Z students at Central High School in Providence, from left: Osury Aponte, Sita Traore, Daniel Gonzalez, and Ashley Ortiz. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
PROVIDENCE – Gen Z, the generation born since 1995, increasingly took part in the consumer credit market in the first half of this year, according to a new market report. The “Q2 2019 Industry Insights Report” from Chicago-based consumer research firm TransUnion found that growth in the nation’s credit market is coming from the entire…
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