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‘Boomers Made Out Like Bandits’: Young Adults Fume at the Trump Economy

Rising home prices and stagnant wages leave many young adults renting or relying on government-backed loans, with a study showing a shift toward leisure spending and risky investments.

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The New York Times reports that Americans in their 20s and 30s, even if they know they are not poor, feel the “basics of a middle-class life are unattainable” or they require terrible trade-offs. Things like homeownership, supporting children or occasionally dining out are not available to them like they were to their parents. Full-time Pennsylvania department store manager Keyana Fedrick told the Times that she and her friends feel stuck in job…

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Raw Story broke the news in United States on Saturday, December 20, 2025.
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