Thread 60821330

lol
LMAO!
haha

Is this in 1990 dollars.

>>60821336
look at the median baka

>>60821330 (OP)
If this is after student loans then it's not a very useful metric.

>>60821382
I think its safe to say the student loan experiment has been a massive failure. Its basically high-school 2.0, get in debt edition. The people still turn out retarded only now they are also entitled

>>60821330 (OP)
This can't be real.
The median 35 year old only has $23k net worth, including house and car?
Or is this the global average? I was assuming USA..

>>60821391

You know, in most honest data analysis the anomalies are excluded for readability. I literally can't see shit on this chart besides the author seething at rich people

>>60821391
>see this chart
>look at 30-34
>wow I'm in the top 90% of my age group!!!
>remember I'm 36 now
>only top 75%
Fucking kill me.

>>60821628
>house and car
Both being paid by the (((bank))).
Do you know any 35yo that buys cars and houses in cash?

>>60821391
Absolute Jew colony, lmao.

>>60821641
I buy used cars in cash and my house is paid off, 33

>>60821641
I've paid for every car I've bought in cash since I was 19. And even if you don't own a house you'll get more than $20k in equity fairly quickly

>>60821652
Ok, anyone else?

>>60821654
Most men spend a ridiculous amount of money in women and kids.

>>60821641
Yeah exactly.
This is probably considering that financed cars/houses are technically net worth.
>>60821654
Well the average person isn't like you. Many people finance their cars.
I used to buy mine outright as well but it has become too difficult in the rust belt to get anything cheap and used that'll last.

>>60821660
Are they not contributing to a 401k at all? Any halfway decent company will offer a 4% 401k match, even if they just did that they'd have $20k after a few years of working. A 35 year old should be working a decent job for at least 5 years. I'm just not buying this data, or it was calculated wrongly somehow

>>60821391
Ah, this makes sense. So the median 35 year old has $100k net worth, unlike what OP posted

>>60821665
>technically net worth.
technically NEGATIVE net worth*

>>60821628
>House and car
If you have a mortgage and car loan those aren't part of your NW

>>60821718
Yes they are, you earn equity over time as you pay the loan off

>>60821728
modern cars depreciate faster than you build equity

>>60821391
I'm stupid.
Does the "90%" mean that data excludes the top 10%?
That still seems high... or am I finding out that I'm poverty tier? The top 90% of 39 year olds have 864k?
Like from bottom to top up to 90%?

>>60821762
you still build some equity, hello..

>>60821635
>data cant be trusted because everything I read is viewed through the lens of marxist class politics

>>60822151
for most cars and finance amounts its negligible and often negative