How Millenials Could Surpass Boomers in Retirement Savings | WSJ Your Money Briefing

[@mannymac82]

Being ahead of Boomers doesn't mean that we are good shape to have enough to retire.

[@baneofdan]

Yeah unless there's a massive housing price drop this is BS. Anyone doubts this I'm happy to buy the house you bought in the 80's for the numerical value you paid for it in the 80's (in cash too). Until then I'll keep financing the pension pot of those leeches we call landlords.

[@alona724]

I’m a millennial and there was no auto-enrollment or auto-increase. I had to opt into everything. But, I was encouraged to do so and that might be a difference. I thought auto-enrollment was just legalized?

[@pgppe9488]

The issue within society from a finance standpoint is with the lack of financial literacy and the culture created where debt is fashionable.

[@David-vm6uj]

Wow what BS WSJ spews out.... I'm a millenial.. I make over 6 figures and barely scraping by. Every single year my quality gets worse and worse. Soon a can of tuna will be $10...

[@shenshen4460]

The got pensions…..

[@David-vm6uj]

LOL do your research... All pensions are bankrupted. It's a lie!!!

[@insomnia9999]

Some millennials maybe not most of us

[@geminiecricket4798]

Of course, we baby boomers are bequeathing to them our substantial savings and no mortgage houses.

[@baneofdan]

Word a day toilet paper doing its job?

[@davidlowe8597]

WSJ: "Boomer" is a derogatory term.