I saved 30k dollars in 7 months of work. By the end of the year I hope to have saved at least 55k.
Are you a saver in your country?
My goal is to be free of work 10 years from now.

I have nothing. I don't want anything

>>213019238 (OP)
How do you earn this much as a thirdie?

>>213019238 (OP)
isn't that like a very high sallary for brazil
what do you do for work

>>213019238 (OP)
No. I'm jobless.

>>213019238 (OP)
I saved 40k pesos in about the same time.
By the end of the year I could have like 60k

>>213019321
isn't that like 20 bucks in a real currency?

>>213019279
>>213019280
I’m an “elite” (prestigious high paying job) public worker so my pay is very high as far as Shitzilian salaries are concerned. I net the equivalent of 7.8k dollars/month. My living expenses are probably around 1.5k a month however my family takes advantage of that fact and keeps asking me for money which is why I can’t save as much as I wish.
Still a wagie though and my life is pretty shit, what keeps me going is saving and knowing maybe one day compound interest will set me free

>>213019348
>family takes advantage of that fact and keeps asking me for mone
just tell them you spent it all on whores/funko pops

>>213019348
>public worker

Nepo parasite.

>>213019374
It surprisingly doesn’t work like that in shitzil. You have to take part in a selection that’s pretty objective and mostly immune to corruption even if that’s hard to believe coming from here. Idk anyone important, but I studied for about 3 years before passing the exams. The job is awful and soul crushing though.

>>213019426
Alright then, sorry.

> The job is awful and soul crushing though.
At least you can retire early.

>>213019341
Thats like 2,100 dollars and change

>>213019348
>>213019426
7.8k/month after 3 years of studies as a public worker
yeah that is nepotism/corruption. You don't make that much here as a public worker if you studied law for 7 years

>>213019506
Obviously I got a university degree before. So it was 5 years of degree + 1 year of specializing + 2 years of private practive + 3 years prepping for the exam.
But yes public sector pays very well in Brazil for the best positions. For example judges on average take home (so, net) an income of 12k dollars+/month.

>>213019238 (OP)
I make minimum wage

>>213019488
now I feel bad for making fun of you and your pesos

>>213019238 (OP)
I'm broke and indebted, but things finally are looking up and I might just start making some money

>>213019238 (OP)
>>213019321
Nice! I’ve saved about 40 grand in 3 years and most of it is in stocks. We’re all gonna make it bros.