The present Generation doesn’t want…Kids, own a home, or own an automobile. Is it truly because they don’t want? Or cannot afford? Money has a tremendous play in out decisions. Without a good paying Job, why want anything? No money makes Jack and Jill very dull boys and girls.

And I’m not a Hater. And I’m not hating on you or your Generation.

The present generation’s choices regarding having children, owning a home, or having an automobile are often influenced by a combination of factors. While personal preferences certainly play a role, economic considerations, including the availability of well-paying jobs and the overall cost of living, are significant determinants.

Many individuals face economic challenges, including student loan debt and the rising costs of housing and healthcare. The pursuit of financial stability becomes a priority, influencing decisions about family planning and major purchases. It’s essential to recognize that financial constraints can limit choices and aspirations.

The desire for a good-paying job is indeed a driving force, as financial security forms the foundation for various life goals. Economic factors contribute to the evolving priorities and lifestyle choices of the present generation. Acknowledging the interplay between personal preferences and economic realities provides a more comprehensive understanding of the decisions individuals make.

No job, no pay, no family, no home, no car or truck. Dang. Who wants to pay 7.9% Interest for 72 months on a new car or truck?

Nobody does!