Want to buy a home? Skip the avocado toast, real estate mogul suggests
His advice to millennials gets a storm of scorn; data shows the group is not as spendthrift as some think
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MILLENNIALS have enough problems as it is. Must they give up their avocado toast, too?
In an interview with Australia's 60 Minutes on Monday, Tim Gurner, a 35-year-old real estate mogul in Melbourne, suggested that young adults would be more likely to be able to afford to buy a home if they curbed their discretionary spending, like on this trendy and expensive brunch item.
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