BlackRock CEO Larry Fink wants Boomers to fix ‘retirement crisis’: ‘It’s no wonder younger generations, Millennials and Gen Z, are so economically anxious’

[ActionfigureJoe]

Almost unbelievable that this piece of shit would shift the blame off himself. 
 

https://fortune.com/2024/03/26/blackrock-ceo-larry-fink-boomers-fix-retirement-crisis-millennials-gen-z-economically-anxious/

 

[teamgreen02]

My advice to millennials and gen z is to save more, spend less, and don't ever invest with Blackrock. 

Fidelity low cost broad market index funds is where I keep most of my money.

[Matt]

We need the boomers in congress to force divestiture of Blackrock's residential holdings... that'd be a start.

[SSFB]

15 minutes ago, teamgreen02 said:

My advice to millennials and gen z is to save more, spend less, and don't ever invest with Blackrock. 

Fidelity low cost broad market index funds is where I keep most of my money.

[ActionfigureJoe]

1 hour ago, teamgreen02 said:

My advice to millennials and gen z is to save more, spend less, and don't ever invest with Blackrock. 

Fidelity low cost broad market index funds is where I keep most of my money.

Being willing and bold enough to get your ass up and move to an area with opportunity is another piece of advice. There might be a few people that can make a go of it in their comfy hometown, but for the majority of us who find success, we needed to relocate. I certainly did. 

Edited March 26 by ActionfigureJoe

[Crnr2Crnr]

1 hour ago, teamgreen02 said:

My advice to millennials and gen z is to save more, spend less, and don't ever invest with Blackrock. 

Fidelity low cost broad market index funds is where I keep most of my money.

Blackrock has their fingers in literally everything... 

GenZ and millennials seem to love crypto...

At some point...

with that experiment and it'll be ugly.

[teamgreen02]

1 hour ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

Being willing and bold enough to get your ass up and move to an area with opportunity is another piece of advice. There might be a few people that can make a go of it in their comfy hometown, but for the majority of us who find success, we needed to relocate. I certainly did. 

Yup, where I grew up there were pretty limited opportunities outside of ag.  The only ones making money there were the ones who actually ran the operation.

Thankfully, I'm in the position now where I can do more work remotely.   Between traveling and work from home I don't spend that much time in my office at headquarters.

1 hour ago, Crnr2Crnr said:

Blackrock has their fingers in literally everything... 

GenZ and millennials seem to love crypto...

At some point...

with that experiment and it'll be ugly.

I own zero crypto.  Crypto bros were just crying because they all went broke.  Now that BTC is back up they are saying how great it is and everyone should get into it.

[Crnr2Crnr]

36 minutes ago, teamgreen02 said:

I own zero crypto.  Crypto bros were just crying because they all went broke.  Now that BTC is back up they are saying how great it is and everyone should get into it.

ditto 

never be the last one out at the top 

or,

average down

[SSFB]

2 hours ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

Being willing and bold enough to get your ass up and move to an area with opportunity is another piece of advice. There might be a few people that can make a go of it in their comfy hometown, but for the majority of us who find success, we needed to relocate. I certainly did. 

Can't I just blame the Jews Globalists instead?

[NaturallyAspirated]

5 hours ago, teamgreen02 said:

My advice to millennials and gen z is to save more, spend less, and don't ever invest with Blackrock. 

Fidelity low cost broad market index funds is where I keep most of my money.

I want Dollar Bill Stearns from Billions to handle my money!  

Neal