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My job mobility is hampered anyway by having to pull my wife & kids from their own lives, when I was single I didn't own much more than that but still I think a
by ido 9y ago
My job mobility is hampered anyway by having to pull my wife & kids from their own lives, when I was single I didn't own much more than that but still I think after a few years you'd recoup the expense of buying and selling furniture/appliances.
Most people don't move all that often after their 20s or early 30s (even without a family).
- richardknop 9y agoOh yes I agree. Once you have wife & kids obviously you will settle down in one place and then it makes sense to buy your own appliances and furniture as it's better value long term. But I am single and right now exactly in the 20s/early 30s part of my life so I find the mobility I gain from owning very minimal inventory of things great. I have lived and worked in 4 different countries since 2010 and it was great to get to work in different places/cultures and experience life abroad. Obviously eventually I will settle down somewhere.