since the pandemic began. goldman sachs says, get this, record-high prices haven t come yet. the bank estimates home prices will climb another 16% by the end of next year. goldman suggested homes remain relatively affordable because of low mortgage rates, but strong demand and ongoing low inventory means high prices and making homeownership out of reach for many first-time buyers. all right. any working mother can attest to trying to do it all and it can seemg frankly impossible. the president and c.e.o. of the investment firm tiaa says she tries to live her life like a well diversified portfolio. work life is a lie. the s on the chest, super woman, was spit. just like the stock market, it will have its volatility. you give yourself permission to recalibrate. so on any given minute i may not be the best mom, but over time i m a really good mother. on any given day i may not feel
assumptions we have don t hold they don t spend. we need more consumer spending. we really have to be careful about this irrational exuberance. middle class wealth is caught up in housing. i feel like sometimes what s good for the economy, for you to go out and spend. if i hired you to be my wealth adviser, you would not sago out and spend. you would tell me save, put this away, put this to the side, right? i tell you buy back at a discount and sock all this money away into well diversified portfolio. we don t know what is going to burst. we don t know what bubble is going to go. interest rates are going to rise. we have a global, high frequency trading that we can t predict as regular americans. you have to make sure you have a plan in place. i don t think that a lot of thing that is help many americans are going to be there for long. this is something you have to be