The Carr Report: If you’re broke after Christmas, you’ll probably be broke after retirement | Atlanta Daily World
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The ill effects on finances as a result of divorce due to child support, alimony, reduction in income, Being financially strapped robs you of your ability to save money, your dignity, and your security blanket. How can one feel secure when it is a struggle to maintain adequate food, clothing, shelter and other necessities?

From the Atlanta Daily World:

A good friend recently suggested I write an article on how to get back on track financially after the holidays. I responded, “Wow! That’s a great idea. I never thought of that.” Dumbfounded, my friend said, “All the financial writers are covering Christmas blues and holiday hangovers. I can’t believe you haven’t written about it.” … Continued

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  • @sumguyonlineEnglish
    2•5 days ago

    People born after 1980, likely will not be capable of retiring, at all. A majority of us will never have enough money to buy a home, and home ownership is required for a financially secure retirement. Not owning your own home means you need to plan for ever increasing rental prices, not possible on fixed income.

  • @[email protected]English
    1•5 days ago

    I agree retirement is probably a pipe dream, but I wonder how many of these articles are propaganda populated to get us to YOLO the savings into spending, thus boosting the economy.