Jun 3, 2020
3:19:00am
3:19:00am
Not sure we can blame millennials for the “rack up the debt” attitude. This
really started back in the ‘80s, when older generations started using government deficits and personal debt/leverage in a major way, to build our prosperity. It his its (first) peak when the untenable debt load caused the 2008 financial crisis and the resulting Great Recession — Millenials had almost nothing to do with that.
As for today’s massive Federal deficits and debt, Millenials and other young people did not create them, but they will inherit them and pay the bill.
As for today’s massive Federal deficits and debt, Millenials and other young people did not create them, but they will inherit them and pay the bill.
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Or move down the road just a bit to this for $150k less. In a few years you sell for a profit & jump to something
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What an idiot. A lot of those perceived financial shortcomings would go away if Millennials would stop
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