In response to Rolling Stone's recent article, "Five Economic Reforms Millennial Should Be Fighting For," blogger Matt Walsh wrote his own opinion of what our generation should be doing to secure their own financial futures. While I disagree with him to a certain point that sometimes there really is someone to blame for jacked up student loan interest rates, ludicrous bank fees, and unattainable medical benefits--I do agree with him that ultimately it is up to me to be conscious of my own financial reality and to make decisions that reflect where I am and where I want to go.
Here at Matt Walsh's five pieces of advice for Millenials seeking financial stability:
1. Don’t go to college unless you actually need to be there.
2. Don’t buy things unless you can afford them.
3. Work hard.
4. Develop a marketable skill.
5. Save money.
Easy peasy, right?
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