Anonymous #2 9w

i've been investing since i was 16. i've also worked really hard averaging 50 hour weeks. i then save 75% or more of my paychecks since i live with my parents and basically have no expenses. yes it's a cheap lifestyle but i know the hard work i do now will pay off 10 fold in the future. i also don't have much college debt bc of scholarships, transfer credits, and my parents are helping pay for some. i may be considered a cheapo to some people. but i'm able to maintain social and fam connections.

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Anonymous OP 9w

i also just really want to be financially stable and i love working the job that I do and i pays decent. i messed up and didn't get an internship but it happens and i'm just putting my head down and grinding.

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Anonymous OP 9w

wait i admire that bc i did the same thing, saved up to 6k in a year while working as a server but i bought a car unknowingly of its problems so it’s sucking me in rn, im glad things are working well for you!

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Anonymous #4 9w

look at what i put for #2

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Anonymous #4 9w

yeah i need to get a car soon not excited to take that hit financially😅 but i just love the grind and i take a lot of pride in my work ethic and plan. not many of my friends have this drive, self control, and literacy to understand, plan, and execute this

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Anonymous OP 9w

What kind of investments do you recommend, also you should look into getting a real estate license you could work as a property manager!

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Anonymous #4 9w

As someone who works in leasing/real estate, I don’t recommend being a property manager unless you’re good with people complaining at you nonstop and taking all the hits, the property manager I work for is so burnt out from this

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Anonymous #8 8w

Or girl

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Anonymous #12 8w

Shut up bro

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Anonymous #8 8w

Suck my dick

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Anonymous #8 8w

rs imma dude💀

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Anonymous #13 8w

Download a brokerage, Charles Schwab or even more basic, the brokerage robinhood. Start with ETFs like VOO or QQQM.

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