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The article mentions different capital reserves but ignores the crushing student debt most of us are carrying. Hard to invest when you’re surviving.
Streamlined access is a double-edged sword. Easy to buy ETFs, but also easy to lose it all quickly.
Is this really a new trend though? Or just media trying to make us feel better about low risk tolerance?
I still place a bet or two on the big game. Don’t tell my parents I’m reading this!
Finally, some responsible choices from the youth. ETFs are a smart way to start building real wealth over time.