Millennials Are Justly Concerned About Their Financial Future

For most millennials, the cost of housing far exceeds what their parents had to deal with, and represents a major drag on their financial futures.
Millennials Are Justly Concerned About Their Financial Future
For most millennials, the cost of housing far exceeds what their parents had to deal with, and represents a major drag on their financial futures. Fizkes/Shutterstock
Joshua Charles
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I’m a millennial—but as I like to point out, I’m from the “1980s batch”—it’s the “1990s batch” of millennials that seem to be a bit crazier.
Nonetheless, even my half of the Millennial generation is faced with unique financial challenges that our parents, and even some of our grandparents, did not face.
Joshua Charles
Joshua Charles
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Joshua Charles is a former White House speechwriter for Vice President Mike Pence, a No. 1 New York Times best-selling author, historian, columnist, writer/ghostwriter, and public speaker. His work has been featured or published by numerous outlets. He has published books on topics ranging from the Founding Fathers, to Israel, to the impact of the Bible on human history. He was the senior editor and concept developer of the “Global Impact Bible,” published by the D.C.-based Museum of the Bible in 2017, and is an affiliated scholar of the Faith and Liberty Discovery Center in Philadelphia. He is a Tikvah and Philos Fellow, and has spoken around the country on topics such as history, politics, faith, and worldview. He is a concert pianist, holds an MA in Government, and a law degree. Follow him on Twitter @JoshuaTCharles or visit JoshuaTCharles.com.
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