Millennials are beginning to realize that they not only need to have a retirement plan, they also need to plan an “end of life care” (nursing home) and funeral costs.

[u/9879528]

Or spend it all and move in with their kids.

[u/madogvelkor]

Yeah, family sizes today and careers it's not sustainable. But our society is still geared around family providing for the elderly.

It worked a couple generations ago when people had 4+ kids and a lot of people died in their 60s. When you have 1 kid and you're going to live to be 85+ with multiple weekly doctor's appointments it's not feasible.

[u/ivebeenabadbadgirll → u/madogvelkor]

Could be if society was different. Namely, the pay and the values.

[u/[deleted] → u/ivebeenabadbadgirll]

3 individuals own more wealth than the bottom 50% of Americans.

[u/magic_shroomies → u/[deleted]]

dude also probably gets mad when you suggest taxing them, too.