/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15633406
>he didn't hedge for both cases
you were never going to make it anyway.

t. retired at 25

>>15501730
>how do you afford rent?
Pretty easily. I usually pay between 250$-500$ monthly for rent. I have never paid over 600$ and I live in a top 5 most expensive global city. I'm not above living in a trailer or RV park at all. You can live with roommates or a significant other to split rent. RV parks can be had between 300 and 400 if you want to live by yourself. There are dorm-like arrangements for around the same price if you care about muh optics. Right now I live in something similar to social housing and it's really nice.

>And can you afford to wander beyond your local 7-eleven?
7-11 is a very expensive way to buy food, but they have a very cheap cell phone plan so I unironically do use 7-11 for that. I get reimbursed for almost all of my phone though through different business activities I have.

>>15501855
as stated above, i'm not above living in a trailer park at all if it means I only have to work 1-2 days per week. But I live in social housing. It's actually nicer than a private apartment complex would be because we invest all "profits" into the building instead of a landlord taking it.

>>15502356
>Except you have to trade something in cash on the side
Not bad advice, but I always prefer doing stuff on the side that reduces expenses instead of increasing income. I grow a lot of my own food and bike for transportation.

>>15502366
The less I earn the better my life gets. My goal is to eventually need even less than I do now. 500$ per month is definetely possible I have colleagues who have gotten their expenses this low.

>>15502379
In most times and most places I would be considered richer than the richest kings.