[Ciexyz]

Millenials don’t have Savings Bonds or decent interest income to help finance their education. They’re living hand to mouth, praying their elders don’t drain the family home by a reverse mortgage so they can get something when the old folks die.

[Vigilanteman]

I consider that my proudest accomplishment in life that my wife and I have raised three highly successful daughters who are not only super mamas but successful professionals. Two are business executives. One is a call center supervisor. They all have awesome grandchildren and have more household income than their parents.

Best of all, not one is a bed-wetting liberal.

[george76]

The millennials are Not better educated... want tons of free stuff ( free is never really free ) and have less common sense.

[minnesota_bound]

Go to zillow.com and type in Moorpark, ca or camarillo, ca or oxnard, ca or venture, ca and be shocked at the home prices PLUS HOA fees with some over $500/month!
I live near those areas.... and cannot afford a house.
You have to be a millionaire to pay for one.

Meanwhile in much of the rest of the country you get a big home for $200,000 or less with more land and no HOA fee depending how far from the big city.

The 15 cities where you can live really well on $60,000
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/01/13/the-15-cities-where-you-can-live-really-well-on-60000.html