How much money did you have when you turned 24?

about $5k

>>1059191

still22

15k bank 2k cash somewhere in my room

about tree fiddy

Im not 24 yet, though I'll probably have close to $100 lol. It's not even that I don't make tons it's that the cost of living in my area is insane...

>>1059226
where do u live

>>1059191
Zero, I regret it even now I don't have a job. ;_;

>>1059191
Basically zero. I was a grad student getting a stipend of about $1500 per month.

Liquid currency or property? I had a two family condominium In a shit area at 19. made about $1800 a month plus a 30k a year job. Pretty sure I ended my 24th year with about 110k of liquid cash, along with thirty grand on the property ( 22k and 8k to fix it up, reappraised It two years ago for 90k and made like a bandit ).

trillion trillion dollars

in zimbabwe

$50 my dad gave me instead of buying a present

Fuck grad school

A few bitcoins

around 23.000€, eastern europe

Haven't turned 24 yet. My 24th is on March 25th. I should have my monthly check and some other money saved up.

>>1059275
Nice job. Do you listen to BiggerPockets? It's a real estate podcast about investing and shit.

>>1059225
Goddamn Loch Ness monsta!

>>1059422
poland?

will be 24 in may, have about 1000 bucks now, hopefully ill get a job and start banking again soon

will have millions when i turn 24.

At 22 i had maybe $800

I'm 23 now and I have $14500 saved up. Finished a year teaching in Korea. Staying for one more year. I could've saved $17k if i didn't go to Japan or have a korean girlfriend but I'm not complaining.

Trying to save as much as I reasonably can before I start teaching in the shitpay countries i.e. Russia, Eastern Europe.

>>1059522
Who's dying?

Im 20 and have about $175 saved up

Get on my level

I'm 24 and I have about 56k

>>1059191
like 13k$ ;-;

>>1060057
I'll bite.

How did you accrue said money?

>>1059228
LONDON
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>>1060072

I'll be 24 in a few months, and I think I'll have about this much more or less by then.

Not the best not the worst taking into consideration how many of my peers are doing, but I don't want to slow down because of that.

>>1060076
saving..been working since i was like 19..made like 47k before taxes 2 years ago from working a lot..my mom gave me 11k after she sold the house me and my friend were renting out of

>>1059191
30k in debt for university.

3 years later, im multi millionaire.

eat shit.

>>1059191
about 11k

I'm 20, I have about $6k in the bank and a car worth about $3k

>>1059191

errr

minus 7000 dollars in stupid consumption loans

>inb4 $24

15K, still 21
put it into mutual funds

Most people are broke at 24, and when I say most I mean over 95%. Usually those with money saved up most of their income(over 90%) or daddy gave them a house, condo, apartment, car, credit cards, stocks, etc.

>>1060220
Prove it.

>>1060220
post cash

>>1060436
/thread.

Well looks like I'm in a special position to answer that since I will be 24 in about 8 hours.

~$40k in cash
~$11k in liabilities ($10k student loans and $1k credit cards)

So about $29k net worth.

$50,000.

>>1060461
In cash?

>>1060467
Yeah. I had two high paid Silicon Valley internships in college, leaving me with around ~$50k.

>>1060461

Same, I'm 23 now and turn 24 in May and have about $45k now and my plan is to have at least $50k by 24. All my money is in my savings, checkings, brokerage, Roth IRA, and about $1.5k in another retirement account. I'd have $50k now if it weren't for the down swing in the stock market recently.

My worth on paper was probably a touch over $300k, but liquid I probably only had about $5k

The paper asset is my share in my small business, which is obviously not liquid at all

>>1060474
hey same here, it's even funnier when you realize you got a full ride and have zero debt
when you end up in this situation there's really nothing you can do with this money if you don't want to buy a house or car
it'd take a decade to funnel it into an IRA and CD's hardly beat savings these days

>>1060510

You could leverage that money with options to produce substantial returns, but it would require more work than sticking it in an IRA or a house

I had around 30 grand, but a few months after I jad a few hundred grand.

>>1060548

details pls?

150k house with 60k left on mortgage = 90k
20k stocks
24k cash

>>1060474
Good for you.

>>1060543
I don't know about the other kiddos ITT but I'm not prepared to accept that level of risk with the majority of savings

20years old about 70k but will be about 70k in debt in a couple of years.

>>1060574

Buying options (either calls or puts) is not super risky, the losses are capped at what you pay for the contract

Only selling options puts you at risk for unlimited loss

>>1060581
maybe so but as you said it requires work and time

the solution I came to thinking about this is that since my MAGI is still low enough for the IRA contribution to be tax deductible, I continue making yearly contributions to minimize my taxes, meanwhile doing a CD ladder

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>>1060580

>>1060581

I'm in the $50k range and I have a small option strangle position. I don't mind selling covered calls either. Then again, I spend a considerable time studying and looking for investment opportunities because I'd like to eventually manage my investments full time.

After reading the whole post,i became even more depress :'c

>>1060510
>>1060474
Buy some Ethereum

>>1060724
get cancer

>>1060728
rude

>>1059191
> @24
less than 1k. i had about 20k of inventory in my business though and maybe a few grand in cash in the business account.

today at 32 i own about 650k of inventory valued much higher. 37k in my business account.

i have 52k in my personal checking and 56k in my scottrade - which is all liquid now.

>>1060456
Why not just pay off all the debt right now?

>>1059191
Negative money. I paid off my student loans at 25.

>>1060866
How much in the red are you?

>>1060456
>net worth
>not including things like cars and stuff

24 in two weeks, a firm 800$ in my wallet.
But i'm starting a mushroom farming business, so there's that.

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>>1060436

21 and I just started making 2.8k a mo at internship

No debt or rent to pay because of daddy and mommy

Life's good, I'm glad I wasn't born a poor fag.

I was still in college and sleeping on couches after eating baked beans straight from the shitty can

so I assume I was making somewhere around 70k

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24 currently, making around $60k/yr

Between liquid savings and company stock, around $15k.
401k about $7k
Other assets probably ~$8k
TOTAL ASSETS: ~$30k

$13k remaining student loan at ~3%
$26k remaining on car loan at 1%
LIABILITIES: ~$39k, paying about $500 towards each per month.

Part of me wished I hadn't got the car and saved for a house, but I'm waiting until more boomers downsize/die off to see if the FHA collapses and corrects prices to meet demand.

pic related, debt feels

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Is it weird that I have about $62k saved up in my bank? >20 y/o

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>>1061531
>$26k remaining on car loan
>ON CAR LOAN

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>>1059191
>20
>3k cash
>-15k student loans

>>1060081
Go figure pleb, you're fucked.

I was only one year out of college, so probably about $10k. I'm 31 now and have a net worth of probably about $500k through honest work, diligent saving, and good investments.

>>1062397

What're you doing with that money now and what are your retirement plans m8?

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>>1061900
>keeping 62k in cash

>>1059191
pretty much nothing

i've still got most of it left

>>1060853
>Why not just pay off all the debt right now?
No interest on the credit card balance. Student loans are small and have like a 3.5% interest rate. I think the interest is tax deductible too. Also adds good goy points to my credit score. There are better places for my money.

>>1061376
>implying I own anything of value besides my computer

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23, live with family. Have 2 part time jobs, that both pay under 13$ hour,go to community college. But have a nice car and including all
My assets I'm worth over 100k thanks to my grandparents. God am I lucky and I'm saving everything I can so I can live my dream.

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>>1060220

>>1062387

I know it was probably irresponsible, but I spend a lot of time in my car and wanted to make what used to be the worst part of my day nice.

It is also around 2x more fuel efficient than my last one which helps (but not by much).

>>1062890
The problem is (that im assuming)you bought a brand new car!. Nigga your car lost 9-5k in value as soon as you drove it off the lot. Please tell me you bought something that people will find valuable in the future so you don't lose half the value.

>>1062890

> the insanity of normal people trying to rationalize one of the dumbest emotional investments of all time.

>drive to work is bad :(
>fuel efficiency at $1.50 gas

You fucked up alot of future wealth because of that, but ya know what fuckit i bet the gnorance was bliss

>>1061361
At 24 I was -20k. Now I'm at 23k at 26, turning 27 soon..

>>1062903

I did. It's one of the higher trims in auto. It is a hatch with plenty of cargo room that fits my lifestyle so I doubt ill sell it anytime soon. I don't view cars with selling them immediately in mind, so I did months of research to figure out what I would keep for a long time that would be reliable and fun.

To your point, It is worth (according to bluebook) about $4k less than I bought it for on the used market, so it could be worse, but at the end of the day I was aware of these facts going in.

>>1062913

I know I made a sacrifice, but I still save 20% or more of post-401k post-tax earnings.

>>1059191
not there yet so I don't know.

22
9k cash
9k car
3k bike
10k in retirement fund
36k in shares
8k owed to me by parent that borrowed to get out of high interest debts
16k owed in student loans but I have chosen another path so dropped out two years ago.

Living frugally and saving half my income since 19 while working close to full time. Booking my truck and boat licence so I can legally drive anything. Picking a career is the hardest thing. Might just be a truckie.

>>1062927
>9k car
>3k bike
nigga what are you doing

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I'm 19, in college and without a job (though I'll likely look for something after this semester). My income is my dad essentially giving me the money he used to owe my mom for child support every week since he's used to taking it out of his paycheck.

I've got close to $4000 between my Checking, Savings, Wallet, and my small compartment of coins that I'll eventually cash in once I have enough.

I spend roughly $30 a week on food on average, and maybe one nice thing for myself a month. Also rent for the dorm I currently live in, which is very, very nice for under $700 a month.

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>>1062920
Just tell me what the car is so I can tell you how hard you fucked up. The only autos that are hatches anymore are. The Mazda 3. A Volvo wagon, the new focus rs, or a scion
Otherwise it's a crossover, and crossovers are just awful.

>bluebook says 4k.
Yeah no. Nobody pays blue book value for a used car.

>>1062929

I'm in Ausland so cars are a Lil more anyway. Did only pay 4k

>>1062941
I was getting at the fact that you paid 1/3rd the price of your car for a bike

>>1062935

What I'm really interested in is your opinion of each car in a power rankings format.

>>1062944

Well in Australia you have to sit on a bike running under 44hp for three years if you're under 25. This a is a bike just to last me another 6 months when I get a nice super sport. Budgeting 6-7k for a nice ninja zx6

>>1062949
Id be happy to answer but What exactly do you mean by power rankings format?

>>1062952
My mistake, by bike I thought you meant bicycle

>>1062953

Just take it where you will.

>>1062954

Hahaha ha fuck there is a lot of people around here with 3k bicycles too

>>1062960
But its so vague. It could mean
>which car I think is the best
>which car I think is the fastest
>which car is the best DD. (Daily driver)

So I'll just use the four cars that I used in my previous comment.
>the best
1,Volvo. The cars are comfy, good looking and reliable, and will get up and go for there class. #2 Mazda 3, #3 focus rs #4 scion xb

I had about 10-15k when I turned 24 in my savings. I'm 29 now and have about 70k :(

Hmm, I'm 24 now and have almost 30k in savings.

...But once I go to grad/law school it will all be gone and I will be in debt. Fuck.

Im 19 and have about 13-14k...only going to get more m8s

>>1059191
I had 300 USD and a week stay at a casino hotel. I gambled up to 1500 and lost it all on topshelf vodka, energy drinks, world-class hookers, and impulse bets. NO REGURTS

When I turn 24 I'll probably have about 22k saved, a car worth ~12k and 25k in student loan debt.

I can save about 500 a week from living at home, but it's driving me crazy

>>1059191
24?
0

What about 34?
€250

How old are you?
38

How much money you got now?
197€

$100,000~ most in Roth IRA and taxable account.

I have $534 million

$200 million in properrty

I'm 23

around 55k

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>>1059191
>21 yo
>10k cash
>Car worth 15k
>Firearms worth 5k
>5k student debt
>500 in IRA
>2 years left for bachelors

What career can I get into with an economics degree and extensive training in logistics management? pls halp

>>1059426
My nigga

about £150k. owned porn sites. now at 37 i have around £3,000.
do have a house at least. haven't paid rent/mortgage since i was in my early 20's.

>>1059426

bigger pockets podcast sucks bro all they do is have a guest every week and congratulate them on their success. I find there isnt very much usable information.

>>1064320
facinating, i wanna know one thing. what is your dream?

>>1064765
bigger pockets in general is shill central with less useful information than 4chan. at least on 4chan you occasionally find a thread that's a goldmine of good information. on bigger pockets it's bits of decent information scattered everywhere. most threads devolve into people outright shilling for something, or suggesting that the OP gets in touch with someone.

>>1064737
prostitution

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$25,000

>>1065019
that's not bad

>>1059191
I don't recall, but around the time I started my first full-time career-specific job (~24 + 5mo) I think I had a good 4-5k saved up, plus another 4.5 left over from my college trust.

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>>1062548
And where do you hide that big boy?

>when I turned 24
Probably nothing.

>now 25
About $7k