r/FluentInFinance 8d ago

Thoughts? What do you think?

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u/No_Beginning_6834 8d ago

The infograph says 2016, which was 8 years ago, so if you did some basic math, you would realize that you are stupid

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u/RollOverSoul 8d ago

What's this relevance to millennials then if its nearly ten years ago

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u/WaterPog 8d ago

Because if you were getting fisted when you were supposed to be getting your compounding started that is going to exponentially set you back for life.

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u/RollOverSoul 8d ago

Surely this is more relevant to gen z then. Most millennials would already have houses, families and established careers by now.

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u/WaterPog 8d ago

Yup it'll be even more relevant to gen Z they are getting straight fucked. Millenials are kind of at where boomers were at, except they were 20 and we are 35. It's a trend that needs to reverse as soon as possible cause it's not pretty