Is buying a home still the way to wealth? Some young Americans aren’t sure
Under-40s don’t see homeownership as the wealth-building tool it once was, with surging property prices and ownership costs outstripping wage rises.
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Is buying a home still the way to wealth? Some young Americans aren’t sure
The fast-rising costs of owning a home have some young Americans questioning whether buying a house is still a good investment.

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