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Young people may reach old age without income or assets, warn experts

Published by Seu Crédito Digital in 24/09/2025

According to Paulo Tafner, CEO of the Institute for Mobility and Social Development (IMDS), members of the second half of generations Y (born between 1990 and 1996) and Z (1997 to 2010) may not surpass the social well-being and income achieved by their parents.

“Young people don’t see society investing in them and think: ‘I’m alone, I have to enjoy the present,'” says Tafner, highlighting the risk of becoming an elderly person with no income and no assets.

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