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6800 BROKEN
I REPEAT 6800 BROKEN

>>11129800
This is my end goal. Acquire enough financial means to ensure a comfy life and continue to hide it by simply continuing to live as I did before. I think it's the only way to be rich and stay mentally/socially healthy and sane.

Problem with flaunting and flexing is you transform your person into dollar signs for everyone who knows you're rich, from family to potential romantic partners.

If you want to make it in life after making it in finances, stay comfy and stay humble. Not saying you can't allow yourself to travel, buy nice things etc, but specifically avoid buying Veblen goods - it's a normie trap.

And when people try to pry into the state of your means, stay vague, obfuscate things and, in a friendly manner, make the person asking sound and hopefully feel like an ass for trying to data mine you about it. It's rude, after all.

Bonus tip: staying humble after making it is your best bet for finding a non-gold digger gf/waifu. They need to bond to you as a person, emotionally and physically, which takes years. If your money is all they know you have from day 1, you're gonna have issues down the line (beware marriage in this case!).

It's pretty scary how well I can relate to OP.

Just turned 25, but fuck me does time fly by.

>>10771985
Not sure what Africa-tier hole you're residing in.

Estonia:

>Minimum wage is 500 euros, and as per the new wage regulations, no income tax applies to any wages at or below that, including pensions and benefits.

>"Professionals" in what fields? Professional security guards can earn that money with lots of hours, a junior java dev can earn that with decent effort. A chick working at the offices of a major bank can easily earn that with an economics/business degree etc. But if by professionals you mean actually established and higher tier skilled labor, they earn much more.

>Cost of goods is controversial. Retarded government keeps pounding on weird taxes, expecting the people to pay out their asses, but lo and behold, now surrounding countries conveniently get all that money instead due to border trading. More of a problem with government mismanagement than anything else.

>gas is gas, it's always too expensive anyway, no point in crying.

> Real estate markets are fucked globally. It's not cheap any longer. Used to be reasonable around 2012-2016.

>>10560735
>MUH TAXES HAVE SOME RESPECT MUH $0.0001 HARD EARNED DOLLAR REEEEEE

>>10516154
M-mr. G-g-geldberg, I'm OK with more overtime, over here Mr. Geldberg haha, heeeey need a LOYAL worker Mr. Geldberg haha Mr. Geldberg you're such a cool boss!