Ive read thw following
Rich Dad Poor Dad Rich Dads guide to investibg Rich Dads increase your financial IQ
Im still reading
Hit Comodities Think and grow rich The snowball
Please recommend more as I LOVE this knowledge.
Anyway
The more I learn about finance the less it makes sense that people actually elect leaders to "fix" the economy.
Especially considering that for our economy to work, people have to borrow credit.
Its a system that wont just go away from a wage increase (what was i thinking? )
Now onto the main reason im posting here.
Investing Social Security has been effectively weakened due to
Its lack of leverage( and a range of reasons im likely ignorant to.)
Two other things that lack leverage are healthcare and education.
Healthcares lifespan expanded once people got sick of the cost but realized that the alternative was a much less effective but just as costly method.
I do not think it will ultinately survive.
Education is being threatened each and every day and the things ive learned on private education sites like Udemy and stacksocial or stackoverflow heck even books dwarfs what ive learned in college.
(Though i do admit college is a good place to learn work ethic)
So tl;dr do you think healthcare and education will become commodities by companies going public?
Submitted April 23, 2017 at 10:56AM by Broken_Plates http://ift.tt/2ozafMO
