Podcaster Raj Shamani has triggered a wider conversation about homeownership, rising living costs and Gen Z spending habits after suggesting that many young people are comfortable spending on small luxuries because major financial milestones, such as buying a house, increasingly feel unattainable. 
Podcaster Raj Shamani has triggered a wider conversation about homeownership, rising living costs and Gen Z spending habits after suggesting that many young people are comfortable spending on small luxuries because major financial milestones, such as buying a house, increasingly feel unattainable. 
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Podcaster Raj Shamani has triggered a wider conversation about homeownership, rising living costs and Gen Z spending habits after suggesting that many young people are comfortable spending on small luxuries because major financial milestones, such as buying a house, increasingly feel unattainable.&nbsp;
