>25, only 56.5k in cash and 14k mutual fund

[Anonymous No.30252914]

[Anonymous No.30252946]

Check Mochimo guys.

They are doing good work can you check and let me know.

[Anonymous No.30252983]

>>30252914
You're doing fine, man.

[Anonymous No.30252984]

>>30252914
me too bro, are we gonna make it?

[Anonymous No.30252988]

>>30252946
Impressive amount of shilling today pajeet

[Anonymous No.30253045]

>>30252983
Everyone else my age seems rich with a 100k salary and new car and house

>>30252984
I don’t think I am

[Anonymous No.30253263]

>>30253045
I'm 26, and I make about $60k per year. I'm happy, with my wife. We're saving up for a home, renting for now. My 401k is trucking along. I have money leftover for hobbies and vacations, even while saving.

Happiness is relative Anon. Most people think money makes you content. That's not true. Money will come, but contentment comes first.

[Anonymous No.30253326]

>>30252914
Cash is king op

[Anonymous No.30253331]

Oh ffs. Young people these days. I had zero. Zero dorrah. Actually - dorrah, as I had debts.

You'll make it fren. Don't YOLO into Crypto though, that rarely goes well.

[Anonymous No.30253340]

>>30253263
You guys probably have a combined income of like 110k or something, plus you only have one combined rent payment. You’re probably sitting on 100k and it’s growing way faster than mine. I hate being a poorfag.

[Anonymous No.30253458]

>>30253045
I make $200k a year im 25 still cant afford a house because aberage home in my area thats not nigger/homeless infested is $750k for a old small house built in the 50s. I could buy a car but i have a newish honda civic and i work from home so why bother. I just put all my money in Eth

[Anonymous No.30253499]

>>30252914
you're only option at this point is to rope

[Anonymous No.30253507]

>>30253045
>salary
The words rich and salary don't go together fren.
They're just a fancy wageslave

[Anonymous No.30253588]

28yo boomer 5k in crypto 800$ in my bank account. Its gonna be okay fren

[Anonymous No.30253665]

>>30253458
See, this guy is making more at 25 than I’ll ever make in my entire life

[Anonymous No.30253856]

56.5k cash losing value every day*

[Anonymous No.30253930]

>>30253856
Not with deflation happening tomorrow. Op is going to have the best buying opportunity this generation has ever seen.

[Anonymous No.30254417]

>>30253340
I'm 28 with a 10k networth and no job no wife and no skills, and spent most of my life laying in bed from major depressive disorder. Sucks being so behind.

[Anonymous No.30254538]

>>30253930
I hope you’re right

>>30254417
You can still make it, we’re basically in the same spot financially speaking, neither of us have anything tangible. If you live at home and work for a year you can probably catch up to me easily. I spent my college years laying in bed hiding from the world, not going to class, just laying in bed scared to get up.

[Anonymous No.30254556]

>>30253458
>200k a year

Not negotiating remote forever and making Bay area money in the midwest chilling out and becoming a landchad.

Stay cucked anon.

[Anonymous No.30254748]

>>30254417
cool story, too bad depression doesn't exist. time to learn to walk and chew gum at the same time buddy boy.

and ya , comparing yourself to others is usually tough. generally not a good idea. don't worry anons we are all gunna make it. The ones that actually try and persevere, will make it anyways. the ones that "give up" will probably end up losers. but even they have a chance, as most people don't look up random finance websites and spend their precious time studying finance.

a lot of my friends still spend a lot of time playing video games. That's a tough one. video games are repulsive to me these days, but hey, if thats what you like to do, who am I to judge?