Source: Deagreez / GettyA new study from Goldman Sachs found that a growing number of Gen X, millennial, and Gen Z workers are living paycheck to paycheck. According to CBS News, about 42% of workers across Gen X through Gen Z have no savings after covering their basic living expenses. This is a significant increase from 1997, when only 31% of workers reported living paycheck to paycheck. While the economic reality for Gen X, millennials, and Gen Z isn’t great, Goldman Sachs did have recommendations that could benefit future generations. SEE ALSO:The Rise Of Job-Hugging: Why Gen Z Workers Are Clinging To Current RolesBlack Americans Need Better Credit Access, Study FindsMore Gen X, Millennials, And Gen Z Living Paycheck To Paycheck was originally published on newsone.com