That's a ridiculously wide age range to use for comparison. And you'd be better off showing the median age of first home purchase or mortgage payoff. A modest increase in income or net worth is meaningless if housing has skyrocketed in comparison.
That's a ridiculously wide age range to use for comparison. And you'd be better off showing the median age of first home purchase or mortgage payoff. A modest increase in income or net worth is meaningless if housing has skyrocketed in comparison.
The age range is very specific, say 95th percentile onwards, else you can just say 18 - 39, but you would find that even more unreasonable, despite it including roughly the same population.
It's not wide. Mortgage payoff is not tracked as much as anyone would like.
> A modest increase in income or net worth is meaningless if housing has skyrocketed in comparison.
If the housing prices are temporarily inflated or stagnate for a few years, then it truly does not matter as much as you would like it to be. No generation is immune to market conditions, nor should be.