Description:
Younger generations are being locked out of the opportunities our parents once had. Generation F*cked exposes how the economic system changed, why the old rules no longer work, and what millennials and Gen Z can do to reclaim our financial futures. "Cancel your subscriptions. Make coffee at home. Go to college. Buy a house." That advice was built for generations living in a different reality. With rising inflation, unaffordable housing, stagnant wages, and crushing student debt, the traditional "rules of success" just don't work anymore for many working- and middle-class young adults. This leaves younger generations searching for strategies that actually help them survive in today's world. Drawing on data-driven insights as well as Freddie Smith's personal journey as an Emmy Award-winning actor who became a leading voice on wealth inequality, Generation F*cked explores the uncomfortable reality of how the American dream--homeownership, family, and a secure retirement--has become increasingly inaccessible. With a frank, solutions-oriented approach, this modern guide to our financially f*cked reality will help you:
The current system isn't sustainable. By pairing big-picture clarity with actionable, ground-level guidance, Generation F*cked offers a path toward an economy that benefits us all, not just a handful at the top.
Brief description: Freddie Smith is an Emmy Award-winning actor turned economic storyteller with a mission to decode the rigged systems holding Millennials and Gen Z back. With over a billion views on social media, Freddie has become a leading voice on wealth inequality, housing, and the future of work. Known for turning complex economic concepts into viral, relatable content, Freddie blends his Hollywood background with real-world insights to spark a movement toward economic justice. Generation F*cked is his debut book.
Review Quotes: "Freddie has authored a bold, eye-opening breakdown of how Millennials and Gen Z were handed a completely unforeseen economic reality."
--Zachary Foust (@ZacharyLoft), economic journalist