Gen Z lean on credit more than millennials did and racking up more debt

The latest crop of young adults in the U.S. is leaning more on credit than the generation before, and experts expect the problem to get worse before it gets better as elevated inflation continues to rage.A new report from TransUnion released Wednesday shows Gen Z adults, ages 22 to 24, are opening up more credit cards, racking up more debt and have a higher rate of delinquencies than their millennial counterparts did at the same age range a decade ago.The report, "Solving for Gen Z," found 84% o