NickTatorship

People don't understand the problems genz is going to face. Many of the older generations I have spoken to don't even know what "buy now pay later" is. Most people do not understand the debt that genz is facing. 68% of genz is in debt 38% have over $50,000 in debt. Is there some fault in the people who took the loans and credit without understanding it? yes. But our generation has been targeted by predatory student loans. Predatory credit card lenders. Worst of all the new "buy now pay later lenders". We are also victims of the failed teachings of our parent generations. Most people's parents know nothing and teach their kids nothing about money, and neither did our schools. How is it OK that when a 18 year old graduates high school, he/she doesn't even know how to file their taxes,balance a checkbook, or how credit cards work. Most don't even know what the stock market is. Then, our whole life, we are told we will amount to nothing and be failures if we don't go to college by our teachers and parents even though most of them didn't go themselves. We are then pressured frome the age of 16-18 to pick what we want to do for the rest of our life and then take out large student loans at high interest rates. often without help from our parents even though they are the ones shoving it down our throat. Then, when you get out of college and can't find a entry level job in the industry you studied for because you don't have 5 years of experience. you have to settle for a job paying 20$ an hour or less just to survive. Most end up getting credit cards or using "buy now pay later" to buy groceries. Then, when we complain that something is wrong with this system, we are told we are told that we are lazy and not working hard enough or that we need to pull ourselves up by the boot straps. Even though many of us work 2 or 3 jobs 60 hours a week just to pay for food and rent. while past generations plunge our country into more and more debt to prop up their way of life and put up more walls and regulations to prevent us from competing. You may just dismiss all of us as a lazy stupid generation, but this is the reality of what most of us deal with year after year. I personally have no loans or debt, but I have talked to hundreds of genz and people my age that do, and they don't understand the economy or the financial system because they were never taught.

Daylight savings time should be permanent. If you think otherwise its because you dont work. Why would I want the sun to be up at 6-7am when I can't do anything because im going to work. When I could have extra sunlight when I get out of work to get stuff done.

"I see, said the blind man".

If you're a billionaire that still lives in California your an idiot. At this point you deserve lose all your money to the government. Because you know all the liberals there a going to vote to tax you till there is none left.

So you don't want any fast food or grocery Store chains to exist. you don't want any major food or drink brands to exist. You don't want any major banks chains to exist. I can go on but I think you get the point.

This would solve many of the issues with EBT.

How are 17% of boomers still relying on their parents money?

95% of the people here are fake as hell for clicks and engagement its pretty sad.

Could you survive on $3,400 a month?

Amazon clearly has the most to gain from ai implementation. It might take a year but my bet is it will pay off good.

The S&P 500 (SPY) is up 20.62% over the past year. $777.92 today. One fund. 500 of the largest U.S. companies. No stock picking required. This is what the last 12 months looked like Long-term data shows the index has compounded at roughly 10% annualized over decades, including every crash and recovery. A lot of people just keep putting money into it over time and let the math work. Building wealth can be stupidly simple.

Well if you started saving when you were 26 you wouldn't need to cry on X.

$5 meal that actually fills you up: - Rice - broccoli - Sausage or ground meat Total cost under $5. Beats the $6 Wendy’s bag every time. What’s your go-to cheap meal?

Trades taught me more about money than any finance class ever could. Real cash. Real deadlines. Real consequences.

Bought a million DOGE for about $2k in early 2020. Sold way too early. Still the best $2k lesson I ever paid for — patience beats almost everything in investing.

The point is to incentivise them to get another job and not stay on unemployment for the next 6 months.

Would you rather learn a skilled trade or go the traditional college route in 2026? Why?

If you don't support this you probably are one.

Silver just hit $99/OZ 👀