Millennials Buried In Debt Can’t Buy Into American Dream
About $1.46 trillion in student loan debt has many millennials, as well as others, hiding their wallets and putting big ticket commitments on the back burner. Plain and simple, many young consumers just aren't ready to consume. And many sure don't want to shop until they drop like their parents.Read more
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