Different strokes for younger folks. Kids entering adulthood today have different priorities than older generations. Every meal gets a photo, books are listened to instead of read, and job-hopping is expected. The same goes for money management, as Gen Z prefers a more DIY approach. The group, born from 1997 through 2012,  is the only one that trusts self-directed platforms more than financial advisors, according to research from SIFMA and KPMG. That doesn’t mean they don’t want guidance, but advisors wi ...