In the 1960s, the American Dream meant owning a home that cost just twice your yearly income, but today, with the average US home price over $400,000 and stagnant incomes, it's become a nightmare for many. A recent study reveals that while wages have increased by 67% since 1970, the cost of living, including rent, home prices, and college tuition, has skyrocketed even more. This has created financial challenges for millennials and other generations, leaving many struggling to keep up with rising expenses. If you're feeling the financial pressure, you're not alone. Learn more about the changing landscape of the American Dream in this video.
