Matt Elson

They can't afford to live in a community where they feel that they can raise a family and build a real base and build real wealth in the way that, I guess, other generations did.

I wonder if that is the problem, that it's this dearth of not necessarily...

basic necessities, but a dearth of meaning.

And that's why people are so upset.

I guess, Ramit, do you think that might be right?

Yeah.

Ben, we'll just start to wrap up here.

But for the people listening who relate to this survey data, no matter how much you make, for the people feeling like, I feel kind of paycheck to paycheck, I feel like I'm not really building for my long-term goals—

What advice would you give them?

What kind of advice do you give to your clients?

Right.

Rami, I'll end with the same question to you.

Ben Coulson, Director of Institutional Asset Management at Ritholtz Wealth Management, author of the new book, Risk and Reward, which I believe is out next week.

Is that right, Ben?

Week from today.

All right, go get that book, Risk and Reward.

And Ramit Sethi, host of Netflix's How to Get Rich, bestselling author and host of the Money for Couples podcast, which is one of my favorite podcasts.

Ben and Ramit, really appreciate this.

Thank you for joining me.

Okay, that's it for today.