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Surprise! Thing with small denominator has large percentage growth vs thing with large denominator /s
by balderdash 3y ago
Surprise! Thing with small denominator has large percentage growth vs thing with large denominator /s
- pennomi 3y ago> Granted, those under 40 are still the poorest of the generations. Yep, this title seems to be cherry-picked to sound positive despite not actually changing much.
- gruez 3y ago> > Granted, those under 40 are still the poorest of the generations. I'm shocked, SHOCKED that generations that had more time to accumulate wealth has more wealth accumulated!
- patientzero 3y agoI'm kind of surprised that on average Americans continue to accumulate more wealth than debt. I'd prefer to be seeing median numbers to totals per generation.
- vikingerik 3y agoThis entire subthread is missing the premise of the article. It's looking at the percentage of total wealth held by each age interval, and seeing how that percentage changed, which was in favor of the youngest. It's not just saying that older people have more, that's obvious and expected and still true.