“Even before this crisis, younger generations had a bad lot. Unlike previous generations, today’s graduates leave university saddled with debt and with marginal tax rates of up to 51%. The pension they receive will be smaller, but they will have to work for longer and contribute more to receive it. The things that previous generations took for granted — a home, a secure job, the ability to settle down and start a family — are harder won and later found, if at all.”
It’s an opinion article. You can read it here.
How do investors allocate their capital into businesses that get the best out of human capital and provide a return on their capital invested in these changing times? What questions are you asking to ensure you optimize your outcomes? If you are not asking really good questions, you are relying more on ‘lady luck to help you. Your future self should demand more from you today than relying on luck.