How much money should I have saved up coming out of college?

$4.8 million. No more, no less.

>>1417077
As much as possible.

Also, good luck with being a math teacher, lmao.

Luckily, I had a thriving family business coming out of college, but If I were in your position, I would start a business on the side and put in no more than 40 hours a week (during school year) into the math teacher thing.

Maybe you can spend passing periods & worksheet time listening to business podcasts.

Idk OP. I'm going into my senior year and have about $5000 saved up. I know this is more than what most students have, but I feel I could do better.

>>1417077
well considering most students finish school in deep debt i would say anything saved is good. unless youre also in debt

try to break even and enjoy yourself. you will have the rest of your life to make money.

>>1417184
This.

Dont become a high school math teacher, senpai. You'll be miserable for 20 years, get a measly pension, and then spend your weekend emailing your divorced wife and 3 kids, who are tired about hearing your conversion to Christ.

>>1417147
If you have a 'thriving family business' you get to walk right into and brag about it on /biz/ then why the fuck did you go to /college/ and pay all that money when you could have begun working already?

>>1418949
I walked out with about -40 grand to my name and 2k in a savings account which went to first month's rent and security deposit. Then I bought a car for 16k so I could actually get to work putting me at about -58k altogether.

A year later I'm now at -38k.

Haha just fuck my shit up.

>>1419001
why do you buy a fucking 16k car? my first and second cars were 500EUR each
and they drove just as fine as yours