Millennials, now the largest living generation, are coming of age and entering those big life moments. College graduations, first jobs, getting married and moving out. But what about home ownership? Do Millennials want to buy real estate? Can they?

In this 45-minute webinar, experts from Experian and Freddie Mac team up to reveal the latest insights into home ownership, specifically in relationship to Millennials.

Learn more about:

• Which Millennials are potentially “ready” to buy a home and what they look like in terms of credit?
• What Millennials can afford and where?
• Where lenders should target their efforts to meet the needs of this population?

Many Millennials have been slow to adopt credit, but are beginning to hit those milestone moments requiring them to seek particular financial services products. A "thin file" doesn't necessarily mean a "bad file," so how can lenders grow a thin-file candidate and assess credit worthiness as these individuals seek first loans and bank cards?

Experian research shows Millennials currently hold only 5% of their accounts with credit unions. Why? This paper explores Millennial trends in the financial services space, and advises how credit unions can adapt to serve this coming-of-age market,

With an estimated 80 million millennials now in the U.S., it would be easy assign mass stereotypes to this group. But the truth is Millennials are at all different life stages, and some are hitting milestone moments making them credit-ready individuals to target.