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But that benchmark is starting to feel a little outdated here.

There was a new report on Money Lion that found that In 12 high-cost states, that's including California, New Jersey, Massachusetts, a $100,000 income is basically now considered low middle class.

Low middle class, guys, not upper middle, low middle class.

So you can blame, of course, the rising cost of living on that.

This is about retirement savings for millennials and Gen Z.

This is from moneylion.com.

Specifically, 75% of Gen Z and 78% of millennials are confident they will be able to retire both when and how they want.

Those percentages reflect a markedly different outlook from older Gen X Americans, 63%, and even the baby boomer generation that's already begun to retire at 68%.

Thank you.

As you know, I, I work with Moneylion on a, on a regular basis, and, you know, hearing about how you've been working, your progression, you are that next generation, and for me, wanting to have you on, hearing your, hearing your story, hearing that is just so powerful for that-

Thank you

... next generation.

But I wanted to kinda get started today with, um, an article I read the other day about wealth in retirement.

It was from MoneyLion.

Mm-hmm.

It basically said that, you know, two people can have the same net worth and completely different financial lives.

I knew I'd made it when and people would write in and tell their stories.

So it kind of reminded me of that when I saw an article in Money Lion about when you've made it, when you've become financially set, I guess.

And so I think that's different for everyone.

Yeah, here we are.

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A new report out by Money Lion is analyzing 46 cities across America for housing costs, the job market, job opportunities.

And they say California has a large concentration of areas that are problem areas in these categories for people living in California.

Yeah, they're bleeding jobs, they're bleeding housing.

Matt Mattinson reports.

A new data analysis from MoneyLion shows that people living in Idaho and Utah have an average debt that's double what it was a decade ago.

The analysis takes into account all types of debt, including mortgage and school loans, along with car loans and credit card balances.

Idaho residents on average saw major increases in auto, mortgage, and credit card debt.

Across the country, folks who live in some of the most affordable states in the US are now seeing their debt balloon.

Matt Mattinson reports.

A new data analysis from MoneyLion shows that people living in Idaho and Utah have an average debt that's double what it was a decade ago.

The analysis takes into account all types of debt, including mortgage and school loans, along with car loans and credit card balances.

Matt Mattinson reports.

A new data analysis from Money Lion shows that people living in Idaho and Utah have an average debt that's double what it was a decade ago.

The analysis takes into account all types of debt, including mortgage and school loans, along with car loans and credit card balances.

Idaho residents on average saw major increases in auto, mortgage, and credit card debt.

Across the country, folks who live in some of the most affordable states in the U.S. are now seeing their debt balloon.

Matt Mattinson reports.

A new data analysis from Money Lion shows that people living in Idaho and Utah have an average debt that's double what it was a decade ago.

The analysis takes into account all types of debt, including mortgage and school loans, along with car loans and credit card balances.

And he reached out about doing a project, uh, with NASCAR.

So there was three of us, three builders, three Mustangs with three different drivers, and it was with this company called MoneyLion.

They're, like, a financial company.

And so Larry was one of the other builders, and Vaughn Gittin was the third one.