My kids just turned 23. Only been living in the states 6 years. Both doing exceptionally well with no worries. One in SF and one in Santa Barbara. Both saving and looking at getting an entry level place in the property market. So all your negative babble seems to apply more to losers with no initiative or drive like you..
Bit of a contrast to their retarded cousins in Arkansas.One in SF and one in Santa Barbara.
I was young , happy , naive and thinking I was going somewhere when I was 23 too.
Lol initiative. I saved around 70-80% of my money from age 16 to 30. All in all, a few go nowhere assets &
a few value traps and that's it. There is no fucking way to get anywhere in this Boomer oligarchy. I regret saving my money.
There is no such thing as a good deal on an asset these days. They are all value traps.
Indeed
My daughter's six and doesn't seem to cost me a lot of money recently. We spend a lot on magic tricks and LEGO but I probably would have bought them anyway.
My brother has kids. He has no choice but to live in this house near his business. They've had to convert their living room into a master bedroom. A basic reno is gonna cost $50,000. Buying another house would cost over $600,000.. He's sorta kinda fuct
If he was a Boomer in the 70's or 80's, the reno would cost $500 bucks. And the house across the street would be $80,000 tops
Last edited by Backspin; 28-01-2021 at 02:18 AM.
If things get tight you can always sell them.
A degree in "media studies" or the like. Sigh. Would normally be a fast track to a fulfilling career in McDs I would have thought, but he does seem to have his eye on the ball. He was taken under the wing of a well known (apparently!) professional photographer pre-covid, so he must have something going for him.
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