America's mounting national debt is setting up a painful reality for younger generations. The borrowing trajectory we're on right now? It's locking in higher interest rates, dragging down economic growth, and keeping wage growth stuck in neutral. That's not just fiscal policy talk—it's reshaping the investment landscape and fundamentally changing the wealth dynamics across age groups. When you layer rising rates onto slower growth, you get tighter purchasing power for an entire generation. For anyone thinking about long-term asset allocation, whether it's traditional markets or alternatives, this macro backdrop matters more than most realize.
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BlockchainFries
· 7h ago
Young people are really stuck... When interest rates go up, wages just die, and everything is expensive to buy. What should we do?
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FalseProfitProphet
· 12-26 22:48
Young people are really being played out. When interest rates go up, wages don't increase. This logic is pretty much like cutting leeks, right?
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ApeWithAPlan
· 12-26 22:43
This debt spiral is really digging a hole for young people, as salary growth remains unchanged.
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PoolJumper
· 12-26 22:42
Wow, this is why our generation is so competitive... Debt pressure directly locks in our wealth opportunities.
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PonziDetector
· 12-26 22:38
It's the same old tune again. The explosion of U.S. debt has been obvious for a long time... Young people really should be crying.
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 12-26 22:32
Young people are really having a tough time... high debt, high interest rates, stagnant wages— isn't this just chronic leek harvesting?
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retroactive_airdrop
· 12-26 22:24
Damn, it's the same old debt trap rhetoric... Are young people really only able to lie flat?
America's mounting national debt is setting up a painful reality for younger generations. The borrowing trajectory we're on right now? It's locking in higher interest rates, dragging down economic growth, and keeping wage growth stuck in neutral. That's not just fiscal policy talk—it's reshaping the investment landscape and fundamentally changing the wealth dynamics across age groups. When you layer rising rates onto slower growth, you get tighter purchasing power for an entire generation. For anyone thinking about long-term asset allocation, whether it's traditional markets or alternatives, this macro backdrop matters more than most realize.