- The classic American Dream often involves owning a home, having a stable career, raising a family, and achieving financial security.
- This view often emphasizes upward mobility and the idea that hard work can lead to success, regardless of one's background.
- Some argue that the American Dream is a myth or is dead, due to systemic barriers and economic challenges.
- However, others believe that the dream is evolving and adapting to modern realities, and that it's still possible to achieve success and fulfillment, albeit in different ways.
Nearly half of Americans said they would need to make $100,000 a year to live comfortably, according to a new financial freedom survey from Bankrate. An additional 26% said that's not enough, and they'd need to bring home $150,000 a year to achieve that feeling. Jun 23, 2025
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