Wall Street Invests in Your Future - Literally

The video discusses a new investment concept where investors fund students' education in exchange for a percentage of their future earnings. Different rates apply based on the student's major, with thresholds for earnings. The idea is likened to owning equity in a person, termed as millennial bonds. The speaker expresses mixed feelings but acknowledges the economic logic behind it.

What is the main idea behind the new investment concept introduced in the video?

• Investors give grants to students without expecting repayment.

• Investors invest in college infrastructure.

• Investors provide loans with fixed interest rates.

• Investors offer loans based on the student's major with varying interest rates.

What is the interest rate for an English major according to the video?

• 2 1/2%

• 3%

• 4 1/2%

• 5%

What is the minimum income threshold mentioned for these loans?

• $20,000 per year

• $25,000 per year

• $30,000 per year

• $35,000 per year

What unique concept is introduced regarding the ownership in these loans?

• Investors own a part of the student's business.

• Investors own a part of the student's future earnings.

• Investors own a part of the student's property.

• Investors own a part of the student's education.

How does the speaker feel about the concept of Millennial Back Bonds?

• Economically sensible but personally uneasy

• Indifferent

• Completely supportive

• Strongly opposed