Re:Stumbled into a WILD Reddit community r/overemployed
by rednerrus on Friday August 19, 2022 @03:33PM
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If you can make it work for a year, you've got 3 years of padding.
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Re:Stumbled into a WILD Reddit community r/overemployed
by jollyllama on Friday August 19, 2022 @03:57PM
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Maybe you do, maybe you don't; it depends on what assets the money has been invested in. I doubt someone who chooses to pursue this kind of path keeps it as mattress cash.
Re:Stumbled into a WILD Reddit community r/overemployed
by bobkazamakis on Friday August 19, 2022 @03:59PM
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what's the argument here? investing has risks?
Re:Stumbled into a WILD Reddit community r/overemployed
by jollyllama on Friday August 19, 2022 @04:02PM
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That it would, in fact, suck to go from 670/yr to 0 - unemployment.
Re:Stumbled into a WILD Reddit community r/overemployed
by hollywood_court on Friday August 19, 2022 @08:54PM
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Not necessarily. Since my wife and I married 8 years ago, we’ve never spent more that 40% of our combined income annually.
I haven’t had consistent income for almost 9 months now as I am attempting to transition from a blue collar lifestyle (carpenter and electrician) to become a web developer.
I wrote my first html and qbasic code back in the 90s but I always told myself that I could never be anything other than a tradesmen because of my upbringing.
Now I’m looking to change that and it’s only possible because we’ve been so frugal.
Re:Stumbled into a WILD Reddit community r/overemployed
by wahnfrieden on Saturday August 20, 2022 @07:48AM
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Seems about 3x less certain than someone with one job going from 200k to 0