Are all robots bad with money?

>>34669599
I have all my money in a savings account that doesn't accrue any interest and haven't bothered to invest any of it. After working 11+ hours days all the time I just don't have any energy to bother with life.

If anything, I'm good with money. I get paid well and I always volunteer for OT but besides travelling and fighting, I really don't have hobbies

I was fucking terrible with money when I was a neet.
getting an income didn't change it per say, I was just more aware that I should try to spend it more effectively- least amount as possible on creature comforts, bare necessities, only hobbies that have a return for their investment like tools. hardest thing is trying to invest it in licensing to do things because it's a limited term thing and you also need investment in the stuff after you get it practically otherwise you just have a useless investment sitting around which sucked up and is sucking up cash to maintain.
but yeah pretty much all poor people suck with money because it's mostly going to go to creature comforts since it's really hard to invest in doing anything

>>34669912
S&P funds from Vanguard investors. You don't have to think about it, and costs are lowest in the industry. #noshill.

>>34670921
>You don't have to think about it
I need to think about everything I do -- it's in my nature to overthink everything which is why I actually do nothing.
Thanks for that tip though. I just skimmed an article from Time magazine about it and it seems that Warren Buffet approves so it can't be too bad.