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In 1983, almost 80% of 30-year-olds were married and 50% already owned a home.
Today, it’s 45% and 30%.
The collapse of healthy society and the middle class. A direct result of catastrophic policy and deficit spending. Our leaders borrowed prosperity from future generations.... See more
@indysofian In my case, it's called angel investing as a broke millenial 😂
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Enzo Cavaliex.commillennial burnout
Jaz Borri • 7 cards
Millennials, many of who began careers or watched family members suffer through the recession, developed an aversion to credit cards, with just 33% using them, per a 2016 survey.
Mario Gabriele • The Checkout as a Territory
personal finance
Christo Pops • 1 card
another way Boomers have suffocated the young is to create generational financial insecurity, forcing young men and women to delay (or entirely skip) major life milestones. https://t.co/SUkCqhmJxG
50%+ of under 30s in NYC are having their rent subsidized by their parents. Look to your left, look to your right. One of your friends is cheating.
Woodrow Oates Montaguex.com@JustAFamilyMan_ @blknoiz06 Definitely take advantage of these programs. And also realize that you can apply for multiple programs and grants and combine them if you qualify. Our escrow company told us a client had 3 different grants that greatly reduced her down payment and closing cost.
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