最新报道:Economic commentator Kyla Scanlon urges young investors to start early to combat "generational financial nihilism," a growing sentiment among millennials and Gen Z who feel excluded from traditional wealth-building systems. In her new book "In This Economy?," Scanlon argues that early investing—even with small amounts—can help rebuild trust in financial systems. She highlights the potential of index funds and fractional shares as accessible entry points, while acknowledging crypto's appeal despite its risks. Scanlon's approach blends financial education with psychological strategies to address the emotional barriers preventing younger generations from engaging with markets.