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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We have talked about it but it's difficult because neither are drawn toward money-making careers. They also see how some of [b]these careers are incredibly stressful and can have poor quality of life[/b].  [/quote]

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Being poor and underpaid is also incredibly stressful and definitely results in poor quality of life. [/quote]
Yes and no. I was poor once as an immigrant. It wasn't the minimum wage that made living hard, it was several totally different things.
I took my minimum wage, did some magic, and retired in mid 40s. I never had a career and won't be telling my kids what to do.
All I know is that they sit at the computers 14 hours straight and better be working just as hard after college.
I really want both financially free by 30. Older one will be more of a challenge. Younger one will be set, because of his investment account. I feel like I have more control over our money even in this environment than we have over careers and health.[/quote]

I think you have posted about this before. How did you achieve this?[/quote]

DP. Spin straw into gold. [/quote]

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