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• Thread: 8 Goods vs 3 No Goods

1. Economist
   f0af
   

   50$, pls dont tell my wife or she takes it away

   This is a good rule of thumb. Not to be sexist, but, never -- NEVER -- ever talk about how much money you have with a woman. Demonstrate you have it, certainly, if you ever want to get some, but do not attach a $ figure. As soon as they find out you have $100k in savings and make $8k a month, they will be thinking about how they can spend that money, and it will create conflict. (He's got money just sitting in a bank account, why can't we spend $20k on a home repair and vacation at a top resort in the Bahamas...) Better for them not to know about it, and this is not even assuming the possibility for divorce rayp.

   You are such a delusional garbage person

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2. Economist
   ead2
   

   About 10k cash, 60k 401k, 80k house equity, 60k student debt

   Mid 30s, 6 yrs out (crappy 4-4 initial placement and poor family background).

   But now pull in nearly 200k so hoping for this to change fast. And I have a beautiful wife and great young son, so life is overall pretty good

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3. Economist
   ead2
   

   50$, pls dont tell my wife or she takes it away

   This is a good rule of thumb. Not to be sexist, but, never -- NEVER -- ever talk about how much money you have with a woman. Demonstrate you have it, certainly, if you ever want to get some, but do not attach a $ figure. As soon as they find out you have $100k in savings and make $8k a month, they will be thinking about how they can spend that money, and it will create conflict. (He's got money just sitting in a bank account, why can't we spend $20k on a home repair and vacation at a top resort in the Bahamas...) Better for them not to know about it, and this is not even assuming the possibility for divorce rayp.

   You are such a delusional garbage person

   Its called NEET, or using EJMR vernacular, cheetos eating mt. dew drinking basement dweller

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4. Economist
   eebe
   

   £53 million (circa $70m) total net worth - including property assets and long term holdings. Got about £15 million liquid.

   - Eton/Oxford/Wharton bro who's a partner in PE and had a sizable inheritance

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5. Economist
   c24d
   

   About 10k cash, 60k 401k, 80k house equity, 60k student debt
   Mid 30s, 6 yrs out (crappy 4-4 initial placement and poor family background).
   But now pull in nearly 200k so hoping for this to change fast. And I have a beautiful wife and great young son, so life is overall pretty good

   Seems like you are doing great! Good work!

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6. Economist
   e036
   

   sage advice

   50$, pls dont tell my wife or she takes it away

   This is a good rule of thumb. Not to be sexist, but, never -- NEVER -- ever talk about how much money you have with a woman. Demonstrate you have it, certainly, if you ever want to get some, but do not attach a $ figure. As soon as they find out you have $100k in savings and make $8k a month, they will be thinking about how they can spend that money, and it will create conflict. (He's got money just sitting in a bank account, why can't we spend $20k on a home repair and vacation at a top resort in the Bahamas...) Better for them not to know about it, and this is not even assuming the possibility for divorce rayp.

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Post <blockquote>5 years out, $200,000 is my net worth... I'm in my late 30s and don't have a mill in the bank or my own house. Got almost nothing coming in inheritance, maybe $100k tops. I don't feel like this is a particularly good position to be in. This is "average guy my age with a college degree" territory.</blockquote>

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