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Buddy fees are taking a toll on Gen Zs and millennials. Having chums comes at a high cost for frugal 20-somethings, and their millennial counterparts, who can ill afford splurging on social outings, but would rather spend the dough than face loneliness and FOMO — the fear of missing out — according to new jaw-dropping data. “While three out of five young adults admit social spending affects their financial goals, 69% still prioritize in-person connection with friends at least weekly,” revealed researchers of “The Friendship Tab” survey, commissioned by Ally Financial, an all-digital bank. The money mavens polled 1,000 Zoomers…
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