Can We Fix It? Tackling Debt, Housing, and Economic Inequality

by Chris Fitzpatrick

2024 was the least volatile year in awhile, but inflation concerns are back.

The US is grappling with record levels of national debt which will burden our future generations.

Our housing is in crisis and it is the bedrock of economic stability. Skyrocketing values, limited inventory, restrictive zoning, and construction costs have made home ownership impossible for many.

The average first time home buyer is close to 40 years old now. 🤯

Rising inequality is far reaching and has consequences. Inequality fuels unrest.

Many people tell me we can’t have another 1929 because our financial system is too complex, but when I study history, history tells me different.

Is Argentina a case to follow? By having spending accountability and more prudent fiscal policy. I believe there has to be pain for us to get to the other side.

I truly believe our generation needs to right the ship. The can cannot be kicked further.

While these issues seem daunting, they are not insurmountable. Addressing them requires a collective effort by the people, a political will, and innovative solutions that prioritize long term thinking for our future generations.