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Its more like spend less money than you make and learn about low cost index investing. Obviously there are lower limits to that. Especially for families.
Ah yes, investing, the thing that makes billionaires more powerful and that they control through investment firms. Good thinking!
It's called compound growth and everybody has equal access to that. Getting the capital is the trick and it's not really easy to save a little consistently.
Maybe somebody should tell landlords to leave families some money for investments after paying rent.
Maybe somebody should tell the state to build more affordable housing. People like voters...
The landlord has plenty of money to invest after your rent is paid, why should they want to change that?