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Epic Economist, 1/10/26
"The Eviction Crisis Has Begun And
Millions Of Retired Americans Are Going Homeless"
"A massive wave of evictions is sweeping across America right now, and the people being hit the hardest might surprise you. It's not just young families or people who made bad financial decisions. It's seniors. Retired Americans who worked their entire lives, paid their bills, and did everything right. And now they're losing their homes. In this video, we're looking at real stories from people facing eviction. Some of them were just one payment behind. Others asked for more time and were told they had five days to leave. The speed at which someone can go from stable housing to homeless is alarming. And for seniors living on a fixed income, there's often no way to recover. No second chance. No safety net.
The system that these people spent decades contributing to has failed them. They built the roads, the businesses, the communities we live in today. And now, at the end of their lives, there's no place for them. Shelters are overwhelmed. Affordable housing is nearly impossible to find. And the assistance programs that are supposed to help often fall short or come too late.
What makes this even more heartbreaking is watching people who are 70, 75, 80 years old suddenly depending on strangers just to survive. Whether it's a financial crisis or a natural disaster, losing your home at that age is devastating. Starting over isn't really an option when your body can't keep up and your savings are gone.
And the outlook for 2026 isn't good. Rents are expected to continue rising while incomes stay flat. That means millions more families will be pushed to the edge in the coming months. Young Americans are already staying home longer because they can't afford rent on their own. But that puts pressure on their parents, who were counting on that time to save for retirement. And when those parents become seniors, they're more vulnerable than ever. It's a vicious cycle of financial insecurity feeding into housing insecurity across generations.
If you're going through something like this, please know that you're not alone. There are others facing the same fears and the same uncertainty. And sometimes just knowing that someone else understands can make a difference."
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