article_snippet: The multinational released macroeconomic insights into the way that people born in the 1980s and 1990s are buying houses, getting married and using phone apps .
article_snippet: Goldman's insights put numbers to well-known trends about Millenials such as the fact that Goldman's insights are holding off on large purchases such as houses, are waiting to get married and buying more products online.
article_snippet: Other insights include the fact that younger consumers are using 'sharing economy' apps to access cars and music without buying younger consumers, according to the Goldman report.
article_snippet: The investment banking firm released a report compiling information about the spending and lifestyle habits of those born in the 1980s and 90s .
article_snippet: the Goldman report provided figures for the life choices of Millennials, such as waiting longer to get married and live on their own .
article_snippet: to 34-year-olds plan on owning a home someday, though the younger generation has also seen an increased number of renters.
article_snippet: The investment banking firm found that the mean marriage age is now 30, rather than 23 for those getting married in the 1970s.
article_snippet: Millenials are forgoing purchases of items such as cars and getting access to expensive goods through apps, according to the Goldman Sachs report .
highlights_snippet: Investment banking firm released report Millenials: Coming of Age .
  
highlights_snippet: Generation using 'sharing economy' apps to access expensive items .