Α Alpha (al-fah) Β Beta (bay-tah) Γ Gamma (gam-ah) Δ Delta (del-tah) Ε Epsilon (ep-si-lon) Ζ Zeta (zay-tah) Η Eta (ay-tah) Θ Theta (thay-tah) Ι Iota (eye-o-tah) Κ Kappa (cap-pah) Λ Lambda (lamb-dah) Μ ...

So why Generation Beta? Simply because in the Greek alphabet Beta follows Alpha. Those in Generation Alpha were born from 2010 to 2024. Still, the two youngest generations are grouped together ...

According to company research, it’s never too early to begin saving, and “80% of prospective Generation Beta parents agree that, in an ideal world, parents would start saving for their child’s ...

Gen Beta’s predecessor, Generation Alpha, was labeled and determined by McCrindle’s founder, Mark McCrindle, a demographer. So why Generation Beta? Simply because in the Greek alphabet Beta follows ...

The word Beta is the second letter of the Greek alphabet, which comes after Alpha, the first letter. In this way, Gen Beta succeeds Gen Alpha in terms of demography. People born in Gen Beta are ...