At the center of the research is Generation Z, which represents consumers born after 1995 until today. This generation is characterized by cohesion with the advancement of technology and numerous specificities related to education and behavior as a participant of the labor market. There are also specificities related to their personal finances, financial literacy, decision making in the context of savings and savings habits. In order to achieve the research objective, that is to investigate the motives, attitudes and behavior of Generation Z in the context of savings, a descriptive survey was conducted using a questionnaire on a suitable sample of 250 examinees, adults of Generation Z. By analyzing and interpreting the data collected from the survey, it is concluded that members of Generation Z have a positive attitude towards savings and consider themselves capable of making their own financial decisions. Also, it has been confirmed that Generation Z members are prone to saving, most of them are currently saving and they have, both, specified and unspecified saving goals. They mostly save on their own, as do their parents, and they are familiar with most of the types of saving they learn about when talking to their parents and through the media. Although they are familiar with the types of saving, they do not use them on a larger scale. Therefore, in order to maximize use of different types of saving, the key is presentation of these types and communication between banks and members of Generation Z and their parents, as well as educating of members of Generation Z about savings in general.