if you work full time, live at home, walk everywhere, and minimize your expenses-
you'll have hella investing capacity
>be 27
>make 45k after taxes
>have 200k invested in s&p500 in the past five years
go monkmode

>>60671755 (OP)
instructions unclear

>>60671771
I said monkmode
not monkeymode, silly

>>60671755 (OP)
Invest for what? Your life is passing you by as we speak and the feeling will only accelerate. I'm 37 and feel like I was 25 just yesterday. Oh wow maybe in 10-20 years when I enjoy life even less than I do already, I'll have all this money, whoopty doo.

>>60673603
true

>>60673603
muh ai will

reverse aging though huehuehue

>if you live such a lifestyle you will become happy without money, so defeats the purpose of becoming rich

>>60671755 (OP)
what does monkmode mean? like not having sex? cuz i can't stop having a lot of sex haha...

>>60671755 (OP)
is this the artist that made the ok liberal vid? anyways yes monkmode is pretty good if you have parents that won't drive you crazy, and if you are ok being alone for a while and not socializing. I was dumb enough to do it during my time in college when I'm supposed to be my most social.

>>60673603
you are supposed to finish saving up by now and be sleeping in the middle of the day.

>>60671755 (OP)
>live at home
Most boomers choose to live as far from career prospects for their kids as possible for some reason. Many don't have this option.
But if you do live at home, there's no reason you should be doing anything with your money except saving every penny you can.

>>60671755 (OP)
Hardest part of this will always be finding work that pays enough to get started, you want around at least 50k annual. Once you do that though, you're golden and who knows what you'll end up doing after just 5 years and some discipline.

A penny saved is a penny earned. There's more steps to it because of obfuscating jew magic, but it's still true.