Why we’re better off eating smashed avocado than saving for property
If first home buyers save 10-15pc of their income for a house, all they’ll be doing is trying to keep up with price growth | WATCH
Bernard Salt has suggested that a penchant for $22 breakfasts is part of the reason young people can’t buy a home.
In his The Weekend Australian Magazine column, he says the avocado represents the fact young people don’t know how to save – throwing their money away on luxuries.
There are so many problems with this it’s hard to know where to start.
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