@factsandstacks: Millennials may be feeling better about their finances than the generations ahead of them. A new Chime survey of 3,000 U.S. adults found that 49% of millennials say they’re financially better off than they were five years ago. That compares with 43% of Generation X and 40% of baby boomers. The same research found that 84% of millennials say their 30s changed the way they think about money, success, and financial goals. Many are also measuring financial progress differently than previous generations, with supporting loved ones ranking ahead of homeownership as a marker of success. Millennials still face major hurdles around housing costs, debt, and delayed homeownership, but the data suggests a generation long defined by financial struggle may finally be starting to feel some progress.