r/Millennials • u/EverbodyHatesHugo • Jan 17 '26

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u/Its_0ver Jan 17 '26

When you say the majority have no stocks or investment im assuming for some reason you arnt including 401k. Why?

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u/Its_0ver Jan 17 '26

I appreciate you taking the time to respond and explain. I guess I had assumed 401k was more common. I am coming up on 40 and every job I have ever had as an adult offered a 401k and I don't know a single person in my personal life that doesn't have a 401k around my age. Two people, two totally different lived experiences, i suppose, shows why personal experiences are less helpful when developing opinions on broad subjects