The system rewards investors over workers, so learn AI, spend less, and invest for the long term.
Build the money system before chasing the opportunitySave $2,000, kill credit card and payday debt, then run 75/15/10 so there is always money to invest.
Learn AI now, even if your job looks safeJaspreet calls AI the stupidest it will ever be today, and 50% of a VP friend's company has never logged into its AI tools.
Watch private credit for the housing signalIf frozen funds like Blackstone and Apollo are forced to liquidate single-family and multifamily assets, prices could fall for reasons unrelated to buyers.
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Jaspreet of Minority Mindset argues the system is rigged toward people who already understand money: inflation and geopolitical shocks hit the average person at the gas pump while investors and business owners get the upside and the tax breaks.
He maps 2026 onto the early 1970s — money printing after the pandemic, a United States conflict in the Middle East spiking oil prices, and a Federal Reserve Bank that may have to raise rates instead of cutting them, with Jerome Powell's term expiring May 15th and Trump pushing Kevin Walsh as a replacement, on top of $39 trillion of short-term adjustable national debt.
His prescription is a system before a strategy: save $2,000, clear credit card debt and payday loans, then run 75/15/10 — spend at most 75 cents of every dollar, invest at least 15, save at least 10 — because a 3% high-yield savings account loses to real inflation and taxes.
On AI he speaks from his own company: in the first half of 2025 he concluded Briefs Media would be bankrupt by 2030, told an all-hands they were changing course, and hired seven or eight developers to become a financial technology company — while noting 50% of American businesses still are not using AI at all.
The risk he would watch is Wall Street, not homebuyers: private credit delinquencies rose in 2025 and again in 2026, funds at BlackRock, Blackstone, Blue Owl, Apollo and Morgan Stanley froze withdrawals, and forced liquidation of their single-family and multifamily holdings could push housing prices down.
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“rigged for the people that understand money and that are wealthy that the average person has been getting screwed and the middle class keeps getting smaller and smaller because of that”
— Jaspreet
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“Our entire system is designed to make the financially savvy wealthier, but we're never taught how to be financially savvy.”
— Jaspreet
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“and I realized we're not going to be bankrupt by 2035. We're going to be bankrupt by 2030.”