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Isn't is weird how some people in this thread say that the guy can only do it because of Australia's generous social programs. Meanwhile you think it would be e
by harryh 11y ago
Isn't is weird how some people in this thread say that the guy can only do it because of Australia's generous social programs. Meanwhile you think it would be easier if these didn't exist and taxes were lower.
In reality I bet it's about as easy no matter what country you live in and what tax rates or social programs you have access to. Simply live a somewhat frugal life, save lots of money, and let the magic of compounding work over a decade or two.
Rather than looking for excuses it's probably better to just get started.
- stretchwithme 11y agoI'm not searching for excuses. I'm a great saver and took several years off to work on apps and startups and a couple of book ideas. I'm very frugal. My last car lasted 15 years. Perhaps you'd be better off responding to what someone says instead of inventing imaginary motives.