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I'm always surprised when people with "25 years of exp, director of engineering managerial/technical type" don't have significant savings...
by tasuki 1y ago
I'm always surprised when people with "25 years of exp, director of engineering managerial/technical type" don't have significant savings...
- sam_lowry_ 1y agoIt's unknown unknowns. Had he support his parents, paid for the high school of his niece and for grandma' foster home? Hadn't his wife left him with kids, taking the home and his new home was far from being paid off?
- hippo22 1y agoIt’s possible there are unknown circumstances, but this person sold their house and used to proceeds to travel while unemployed. They don’t seem like a great long term decision maker.
- sam_lowry_ 1y agoAlso unknown unknowns there. Are his parents owners? Is he going to inherit their house? Or other assets? Can he stay at his brother's place once he uses up all the money from the proceeds of house sale? It's really hard to judge without asking lots of questions first.
- hippo22 1y agoIn all of the cases you mentioned, selling a home to pay for travel when unemployed despite needing work are all poor long term decisions.
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