Yep. Might as well gamble. I think a lot of young believe don't believe they have any chance at a good retirement/retiring at all, so they spend money to have fun today rather than save for tomorrow.
I think younger people also have a lot more things to spend their money on then Boomers or Silent, and get advertised to more. It might be tougher to will yourself into saving money today.
Wonderful article. Explains and illustrates perfectly the topic. Congrats and thanks.
Who is the guest writer? Would love to read more
The guest writer is Travis Kling, Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Ikigai Asset Management.
You can find his monthly writings here: https://www.kanaandkatana.com/
Yep. Might as well gamble. I think a lot of young believe don't believe they have any chance at a good retirement/retiring at all, so they spend money to have fun today rather than save for tomorrow.
I think younger people also have a lot more things to spend their money on then Boomers or Silent, and get advertised to more. It might be tougher to will yourself into saving money today.
Great reading, thank you. It made me understand myself a bit better.