Step 1. Take out > $220k in college loans. Step 2. Feel the full weight of crippling debt and depression for a full decade while you make payments. Step 3. Get a good job then immediately rent a $3k/mo apartment. Step 4.Go on dates where your date orders $120 of food while they talk about their ex all night. Step 5. Save the remaining $85 you have left over at the end of each month into a low interest checking account. et Viola! $10k in 10 years! TOC $150k #personalfinance #lifegoals #rethinkinglife
Keep it up!
Step 4 is your biggest mistake
Good job. I am glad I studied in Europe for "free".
Why is free in quotes lol
Taxes.
Is this some joke, with such a good TC and at 32 ..only 10000 ...hope you have not missed a one or two zeros
We should be bffs!
Why do you pay for her food ? Don't modern empowered women split bills ?
They say they would but then they wont coz they prefer their men to be chivalrous
No, feminism is flexible enough and it’s definition changes as and when needed. Paying bills? Lol that’s ONLY a gentleman’s duty.
Considering that median millennial's net worth is around $11-12k, you're only slightly behind the curve
$120 in one sitting? Who are you dating, Donkey Kong?
Are you making good progress on paying off your student loans? When the debt is paid off that money can go to investing Have you thought about moving to one of the tech companies that offer RSUs? I presume you are in Seattle since you are at Nordstrom. You are young at 32 and have time on your side.
I am wondering when you stop being young in US? At some countries there is a government mandated age of 35. After that you are not eligible to some programs targeting "young" people.
I don't know of mandates on "young," but at 32 the OP has decades ahead of him to assess savings.
Love step #4!!!