Net Worth

>>1715476

Around 92k at 26 but I live at home so I just save and invest everything I make.

Was 100k before the memecoin crash

>>1715476

I'm up to around US$260k, 32 years old.

Around about 111K. Really need to up my game and boost it though.

>>1715476
~194k at 24

>>1715476

$60k at 24. Goal is $100k by 26 and $300k by 30.

>>1715476
3billion at 21...believe me you do not know how slept on the Kneepad Industry is.

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don't have the numbers for 2016 yet, but it's probably gone up a few % again (nothing like 2015 though). i only consider liquid assets, gold and my rental property, so it's probably a bit off.

recently turned 30. held "normal" jobs for exactly 11 months in my life. i have a business degree and a law degree and everything. if i weren't such a lazy fuck-up this could easily be double of what it's now. i'm very lucky my family gave me such a good headstart.

>>1715476
6 Quintrillion

>>1715858
You're from Germany?
What did you do in 2015 to grow that so fast?

>>1715858
>€
And yet you will always be a yuropoor.

>>1715476
Well that's depressing.

>>1715864
>What did you do in 2015 to grow that so fast?
Flipped an appartment. Have been getting into real estate more and more the last three years. Some dumb luck and some good family connections allowed me to buy two properties substantially under market value. Had both fixed up and flipped one, the other I'm renting out now. It's in there with it's book value, so if I sold it now my net worth would probably go up another ~30k. No intentions of doing that though, the constant revenue is nice even though tenants can be a pain in the ass.

>>1715858
>i'm very lucky my family gave me such a good headstart.

lol .. kys

>>1716209
yeah if my family gave me any help instead of debt and expenses, that would be nice.

>>1715869
>>1716209

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