household-purchasing power

Graduates from Gen Z looking for their first job can expect to earn an average of $37,000 per year, just $4000 ahead of their undereducated peers. But many Gen Z respondents say the debt is worth it to them in the long run. And it could be - depending on where they intend to ply their trade. Here in Alabama, a recent survey shows the cost of living is lower, but then so is the average income.

In this week’s Keepin’ It Real commentary, Cam Marston discusses the decline in household purchasing power of the Generation X male... Edited by Jalen…