> I know a handful of people in their 60s... To be fair, I know a ton of people in their 20s who took advice from people in their 60s and now have mounds of st

> I know a handful of people in their 60s... To be fair, I know a ton of people in their 20s who took advice from people in their 60s and now have mounds of student debt and no career. I'm not saying buying a home won't work out well. I'm just saying that the baby boomers seem to have had a unique path towards financial stability that doesn't appear to be sustainable for the generations that followed.