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I really love hearing advice from people who just "took the risk" and quit their job. It's one thing to take a risk, but what I want to know is how they could
by tophat02 17y ago
I really love hearing advice from people who just "took the risk" and quit their job. It's one thing to take a risk, but what I want to know is how they could actually DO it and still, you know, pay the mortgage and pay for food and such.
Is it just that they accumulate massive savings for just this purpose, or what?
- jacoblyles 17y agoAs a single person, $5,000 is 3 months of leisure. That's hardly unatainable.
- apgwoz 17y agohe mentioned having a mortgage. Assuming a 300,000 house, 30 year mortgage at 5.7% or so, that's gotta be at least $2300. $5000, won't last more than 1.5 months in that situation.
- jacoblyles 17y agoMy dad's mortgage payment is less than my rent payment. But I suppose if you assume living in an overpriced California suburb, then yes, it is hard to do.