Why you don't own a home
It's the Avocado Toast Debacle all over again. But this time it's Netflix. A study out of the UK this week says that half of the British public
believe young people can't afford to buy a home because they spend too much on coffee, Netflix and travel. Not the income to house price ratio, not student debt or lending criteria. Naturally, the internet had some opinions about the researchers' findings. "It's true. Millennials are just $19.99/month from being able to carry the mortgage on a $1 million home that Boomers bought for chewing gum and a couple of packets of matches," tweeted one commenter. "You would have to cancel Netflix for 2300 years to save enough to pay for the average home price in the US," tweeted another. But this tweeter said it best: "What, cancel my parents' Netflix subscription? That seems rude."
Contradiction much?
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