<prompt> Human: According to a Google Consumer Survey, over 50 of Millenials have less than 1,000 in savings.The article has several nice graphics an includes the following breakdown: 51.8 of millenials have less than 1,000 in savings. 18 have 1,000 - 5,000 in savings. 7.3 have 5,000 - 10,000 in savings. 6.4 have 10,000 - 20,000 in savings. 16.5 of millenials have more than 20,000 in savings.Theres further breakdowns by income group and gender.This seems consistent with other surveys that indicate Americans dont save well, and for this particular age group the Great Recession probably has a lot to do with it. The breakdown by gender was interesting to me - I wonder if its an indication that wage inequality is not improving with the younger generation. I was also quite surprised at the distribution by age group - I expected a successively smaller percentage of those surveyed to have more in savings, with the smallest percentage being for the over 20,000 category, which is not the case.The survey methodology is here and the article asserts:The responses are representative of the U.S. internet population, with a 1.5 percent bias in 18-24 group and -1.5 bias in the 25-34 group.  <response>: I wish on these it would tell how many of these Millennials are still in school or better yet, exclude them. I would imagine that the vast majority of students do not have any retirement savings. To me that, would make this study a lot more intriguing. Of those people who actually are making or could work full time to make money, how much are they able and willing to save. 