So I finally got myself a bank account and applied for government

>>38428172
You make it sound so easy to get bux, where do you live? Good for you

>>38428172
You could give a chunk of it to your mom to cover your expenses.

>>38429031
That is a good idea. I have already talked with her about that, and she said I don't need to pay her "rent" or anything like that. I can at least buy my own clothes and candy now without having to bother her.

>>38428172
How much do you get a month? If you really don't have a lot of expenses, I suggest you save the money (say 3 months worth) for any unforseen expenses coming up - medical costs, things like that - and put anything else pouring in into a low-cost wide-range stock ETF. Buffet suggests the S&P 500 Vanguard.
It'll reinvest dividends and you'll average a good seven percent ROI per annum over your lifetime, and if you don't fuck up - which you only could by selling low - you'll have a comfortable 'retirement' pillow eventually.

I have this same issue as a student, the you hvae about 8k spare gibmedats each year

>>38429090
Try to make yourself as little a burden as possible. It'll keep you on good terms with your parents, even if you don't have a job. Hopefully they can eventually forget about you completely and you can be comfy for the rest of your days

Take any of your close family or friends out for dinner, buy yourself some nice things, save some money if you wanna go holiday or something
Enjoy friendo

>>38429031
>>38429247
This here.
Share it with your mother. Aka pay your part of the household bill.
>>38429090
Remember you have only one mother and father. You should "support" her with your money.

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