What the Millennials’ Baby Bust Means for Your Money

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What the Millennials Baby Bust Means for Your Money


The week before we married almost 30 years ago, my new boss turned to me and said, "Son, you're never richer than the day before you get married."

Hmm.

For the next three years, I was reminded daily of his words. Decisions that I made alone before our marriage now required consent, or at least forewarning. But then I realized my boss had not just been wrong; he'd lied.

He knew the truth: it wasn't the marriage that made you poor; it was the kids.

While my wife and I had to hash out how we spent our joint income after marriage, we still spent those dollars on ourselves, and we could make choices. When it came to kids, we had no choice. Whatever they needed, we bought, even if on credit.

As for our needs and wants, well, they ended up somewhere between "Maybe one day," and "When we win the lottery."

I don't begrudge the kids. In fact, I'm jealous that one of my friends just had a baby. He texted and said, "I highly recommend that you get one of these!"

Granted, it's not exactly his kid. It's his first grandbaby. But that's nitpicking. I still want one. Not just for my personal enjoyment, but for the good of the nation. When it comes to having kids, we've fallen behind, which will tear through our economy like a 100-car train wreck.

But as someone once wrote, a train wreck in slow motion is still a train wreck. And this one is happening right before our eyes…

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