Economy: Today’s homes cannot be compared to 1950s-1970s homes
Another comparison of homes from 1970 to today. The differences are huge, making price comparisons useless.
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
Another comparison of homes from 1970 to today. The differences are huge, making price comparisons useless.
This finance influencer chart is bogus.
Is use of Buy Now, Pay Later a sign of stretched budgets? No. Almost all purchases are discretionary in nature, not necessities.
Gen Z says "Boomers had it easy" but simultaneously says they reject the work and burnout culture of their parents. A bit of a contradiction.
The Gen Z vs Boomers Social Security posts on X make little sense. (1) Boomers should retire to make jobs available, (2) but that increases SS payouts, and (3) since…
No one has any money but they have plenty to spend on looking hot, $2k+/year just on cosmetics.
Bill Gates has donated over $200 billion to charitable causes, WHO, foundations, research, drug discovery, education and more.
In the 1980s, 70% of retirees had a pension. Today it is less than 20%. In the '70s, Congress created IRA and 401(k) accounts to encourage self funded retirement savings.
Lindsay Owens, Ph.D. has been an economic policy advisor to Sen. Warren. Yet she does not understand the most basic of microeconomics. Truly embarrassing.
Almost all elders, today, continue to live in a home-based environment. Very few live in elder care communities or institutions.