Gen Xers are living with flatmates, siblings, partners, kids, parents and on their own. While there’s no single model, the majority now own their home. So what made them buy a place? And what are they doing with it? Canvas8 spoke to 20 Gen Xers to discover what makes a house a home for this cohort.

Chain smokers, binge drinkers, bad eaters – Gen Xers get a bad rep when it comes to health. Yet despite the stereotypes, being fit and healthy are this cohort's top priorities for the future. Canvas8 sat down with British men and women aged 35-49 to find out how they look after themselves.

A report by the TUC shows the tough working and living conditions for young employees today in the UK. The report highlights the growing intergenerational pay gap between Gen Y, X, and Boomers and calls for an attitude change from older generations, to enact change that allows mobility.

In the past, being in your thirties probably meant you were married, owned a home and had kids. But these life markers are shifting, and as a result, women are freezing their eggs. But research suggests it’s not always to focus on their career – it’s also because they aren’t in a relationship.