Author Topic: The Stunning Evolution of Millennials They've Become the Ben Franklin Generation  (Read 6126 times)

timkrik

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Kevin S.

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Nice to see the Millennial generation gets the Mustachian Message...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/adam-hanft/the-stunning-evolution-of_b_6108412.html

as a "millennial" myself this article was TLDR lol...

No but seriously. Long standing investment / financial institutions are worried about companies like wealthfront taking over and the complete lack of human input?

Pretty sure JPMorgan / Charles schwab will be around for at least another 100-200 yrs at a minimum.

Lame article is lame.


timkrik

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Agreed, HuffPost is not known for hard hitting journalism. I did like the perspective of Millennials as a bunch of Ben Franklins.

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Anything to help nudge people into investing smarter (ie index, etc)

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I would agree that millenials seem less inclined to try and "beat the street" vs boomers

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Nice to see the Millennial generation gets the Mustachian Message...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/adam-hanft/the-stunning-evolution-of_b_6108412.html

as a "millennial" myself this article was TLDR lol...

No but seriously. Long standing investment / financial institutions are worried about companies like wealthfront taking over and the complete lack of human input?

Pretty sure JPMorgan / Charles schwab will be around for at least another 100-200 yrs at a minimum.

Lame article is lame.

JP Morgan has been around since 1895 so yeah.

Also, because any generation before millennials has NO idea how to use the internet.  NONE WHATSOEVER.

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I would agree that millenials seem less inclined to try and "beat the street" vs boomers
I have noticed that with the small sample size of personal discussions, but nice to see it may be valid.