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re: Millennial baws, how you hanging on?
Posted on 12/21/23 at 9:25 am to fareplay
Posted on 12/21/23 at 9:25 am to fareplay
Inflation is fricked for a single guy like me: I can barely afford to be single. The entire system is set up for Married couples I think.
Per month
Car insurance: $250 ( never caused an accident 15 years of driving)
Cell phone: $110 iPhone 14 , which I used constantly for work
1 bedroom condo( rent) : $1200+ , keeps increasing
Gas: 150-200 per month
Food: when every meal is $13+ , plus even take out food wants a tip now a days. $600-800 , including eating out and grocery.
Not to mention emergency: like new tires. It’s impossible to save any. You have to make 100k to build up a saving in todays economy.
Thankfully I didn’t have any student loans, but not really embarrassed to say now, I moved in with my folks ( early 30s, single) , if I ever want to save up for the property/ acreage I want to buy before I’m 40.
Rent is much as a mortgage. The cost of good, services , and housing has made younger people slaves to their jobs. And overall I’m happier that I don’t have the financial burden of rent. I would feel trapped.
Per month
Car insurance: $250 ( never caused an accident 15 years of driving)
Cell phone: $110 iPhone 14 , which I used constantly for work
1 bedroom condo( rent) : $1200+ , keeps increasing
Gas: 150-200 per month
Food: when every meal is $13+ , plus even take out food wants a tip now a days. $600-800 , including eating out and grocery.
Not to mention emergency: like new tires. It’s impossible to save any. You have to make 100k to build up a saving in todays economy.
Thankfully I didn’t have any student loans, but not really embarrassed to say now, I moved in with my folks ( early 30s, single) , if I ever want to save up for the property/ acreage I want to buy before I’m 40.
Rent is much as a mortgage. The cost of good, services , and housing has made younger people slaves to their jobs. And overall I’m happier that I don’t have the financial burden of rent. I would feel trapped.
This post was edited on 12/21/23 at 9:28 am
Posted on 12/21/23 at 9:27 am to Bison
quote:wtf
Per month
Car insurance: $250 ( never caused in accident 15 years if driving)
I am an older millenial with a fairly lousy driving record and my insurance is less than $100 per month. With pretty high limits.
This post was edited on 12/21/23 at 9:29 am
Posted on 12/21/23 at 9:30 am to Bison
quote:
Per month Car insurance: $250 ( never caused an accident 15 years of driving)
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