A 25-year-old with $25,000 of student debt is giving up on her dreams of a family: 'It would be financially irresponsible for us to bring a human being into this world'
Fortune - 2023-06-07T17:12:39.000Z

“My partner and I agreed, maybe we don’t want kids,” said Celina Chanthanouvong, who makes $70,000 a year and lives in the Bay Area. Read this story

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