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Don't buy so much stuff, it's mostly junk that'll sit in a box somewhere. When contemplating a purchase, honestly ask yourself how much use it will get, and for
by howeyc 9y ago
Don't buy so much stuff, it's mostly junk that'll sit in a box somewhere. When contemplating a purchase, honestly ask yourself how much use it will get, and for how long it will be useful.
Rent. Home ownership only starts making sense on a 5+ year time frame, in some markets 10+ years. Having the ability to move for a better job will reap huge financial benefits, and moving for a short commute will allow you to have so much more free time.
Save vigorously, but not so much that you have a dreadful life now, pining for the future when things will get better once you have "retirement money."
- thatwebdude 9y agoOr position yourself in a market that's competitive where you can demand higher wages and still benefit from tax/mental/equity-based benefits of having a stable home. If stable is what you want, that is.