They say money changes people, but that doesn’t seem to be the case for Gen Y millionaires, whose values seem to be analogous to those of their less-pocketed peers. In fact, age appears to be a bigger predictor of an individual's values than wealth.

A fifth of US renters spend more than half of their salary on housing. And with many others pushed towards long-term renting by student loans, an unstable job market or negative financial factors, Gen X and Y are finally stepping on to the property market. How are they going about their house hunt?

Young adults are not engaged with insurance, and that’s not surprising given that only 34% of Gen Y customers have had positive experiences with their insurer. So how can these companies better engage their young clientele? And what do Gen Yers expect when they purchase a policy?

The people behind shared workspace provider WeWork have launched WeLive, bringing the best bits of co-working to communal living in New York and Washington DC. It boast flexible leases, organised fun and the promise of new friends, but will Gen Yers want to live in a branded environment?