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Alicia Adamczyk

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Senior Writer at Fortune

senior writer @FortuneMagazine | previously @CNBC @Lifehacker @Money | email me: [email protected]

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  • Young people are frozen out of the housing market—this outdated tax law is a big reason why

    2 days ago | fortune.com | Alicia Adamczyk

    While housing prices have increased significantly in the past 28 years, the capital gains exemption hasn't budged. Tony Anderson—Getty Images

  • Young people are frozen out of the housing market-this outdated tax law is a big reason why

    2 days ago | aol.com | Alicia Adamczyk

    Owners across the country have seen the price of their homes sky-rocket over the past decade, a trend that has only escalated in the years since 2020. That has made it harder for young people to buy a home and the problem is getting worse due to the failure of Congress to update a tax law, making older people reluctant to sell their homes and restricting the supply of new homes hitting the market. To understand the problem, flash back to 1997.

  • The U.S. minted more than 560,000 new millionaires in 2024, far outpacing other countries

    3 days ago | hallaback.com | Alicia Adamczyk

    The U.S. minted more than 560,000 new millionaires in 2024, far outpacing other countries

  • The U.S. minted more than 560,000 new millionaires last year

    3 days ago | fortune.com | Alicia Adamczyk

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  • The U.S. minted more than 560,000 new millionaires in 2024, far outpacing other countries

    3 days ago | aol.com | Alicia Adamczyk

    Last year was a banner year for the rich—at least for those based in the U.S. Thanks to a favorable interest rate environment and booming domestic stock market, the population of high-net-worth, or HNW, individuals grew significantly in North America in 2024, while the same population fell across Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East. That’s according to the Capgemini Research Institute’s World Wealth Report 2025, published Wednesday.

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Alicia Adamczyk
Alicia Adamczyk @AliciaAdamczyk
19 Oct 23

RT @WSJ: 🧵On March 29, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia during a reporting trip. He remains in a Mosco…

Alicia Adamczyk
Alicia Adamczyk @AliciaAdamczyk
18 Apr 23

$100k is a dream salary for a lot of workers. And while it's still very good pay—and more than what most indivs earn—some are finding it doesn't go as far as they think it should. Enjoyed these convos about what a 6-figure salary affords in this economy https://t.co/buBlKUWANO https://t.co/BH3kqM1LoX

Alicia Adamczyk
Alicia Adamczyk @AliciaAdamczyk
7 Mar 23

If the Supreme Court overturns Biden’s widespread student loan forgiveness plan, other debt programs—like the revamped income-driven repayment plans—could be on the chopping block next. https://t.co/mmByOzdSuA