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Originally Posted by ckelly78z
If he has no real expenses, put 20% away into mutual funds that return well. When he gets enough to buy property, get into real estate.
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The kid is not living in the "real world" yet....I didn't start "saving for the long run" until I was about 25 or so...then paid off an expensive sports car
. After college....working my dream job in communications r&d for peanuts, living on my own ...I was broke
. Not really...but I was also being a kid and having the time of my life....balance. Didn't start over again in ernest until I was in my late 20s....