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[Anonymous No.53962389]

>salary in 2015: 60k
>salary in 2023: 75k
>salary in 2023 adjusted to 2015 dollars: 58k

[Anonymous No.53962418]

I've had the same job since mid 2015. Get a real career that values you anon.

[Anonymous No.53962433]

>>53962418
What did you do in 2016 that warranted that pay jump? Graduate/finish internship at F500?

[Anonymous No.53962434]

>>53962389
i'm 28
if i stop wageslaving i go homeless
i only have 19k saved, barely enough to cover 3 months for new employment if i was terminated on short notice.
ive been waging for 6 years

[Anonymous No.53962443]

>>53962418
Oh no no no…

[Anonymous No.53962446]

>>53962418
Based techbro

[Anonymous No.53962447]

>32
>$400k net worth (including retirement accounts)
>$180k liquid
>still renting
lol. what should I do bros

[Anonymous No.53962449]

>>53962433
I graduated in May 2015 and started working full time after I got licensed in July.
>>53962446
I don't work in tech.

[Anonymous No.53962469]

>>53962443
-$140k net worth in January 2015 to $1.3 million today. I made inflation my bitch.

[Anonymous No.53962897]

>>53962447
If the rent is cheap, keep renting. If not maybe look at a condo or town house. Make sure you are getting decent returns on the investment . The liquid stuff should be sitting in 5% CDs right now.

Keep an eye out for a house in the next 3 years. Build a spreadsheet so you're ready. See Kahn academy video on rent vs buy to help you get started.

[Anonymous No.53962929]

>>53962897
the liquid stuff is sitting in Vanguard/fidelity MM accounts yielding 4.4% or w/e
I need that liquidity to buy the bottom when it happens. Don't want to be locked into a long term CD

[Anonymous No.53964152]

>>53962389
https://openbetai.io/ https://openbetai.io/ https://openbetai.io/ https://www.dextools.io/app/en/arbitrum/pair-explorer/0x36970fc0dc6f3e21C924997bdf4DF2a790dDF503? get your ass in here we are going to the fucking moon!

[Anonymous No.53964192]

>>53962389
Bank CD's in 2015 <1% annual
Bank CD's in 2023 > 4.5% annual

[Anonymous No.53964278]

>>53962389
https://openbetai.io/

[Anonymous No.53964671]

>>53962447
It sounds like you either live somewhere where property is unreasonably expensive (more so than usual)

[Anonymous No.53964815]

>>53964671
…OR?

[Anonymous No.53965609]

>>53964671
I do. Don't want to buy until the bubble has popped.

[Anonymous No.53965654]

>>53962443
Holy fuck that is so depressing. I can’t believe they just printed trillions using covid as an excuse and got away with it smfh