1 in 3 college grads admit their degrees weren’t financially worth it—now they can’t save for retirement because they’re drowning in debt

Most people go into their degrees, hoping it’ll be the golden ticket to well-paid office jobs after graduation day—especially given the sheer amount of hours and thousands of dollars (or pounds, in my case) they’ve committed to getting the qualification. But past college grads have a brutal reality check for bright-eyed Gen Z: It wasn’t worth it. At least, from a financial standpoint. 

A staggering 30% of graduates across all generations have admitted that they’re not better off financially thanks to their degrees.