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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again. He's really not a bad person, no anger issues or the like. He just has certain views of the world that have been shaded by his upbringing, friends in high school and college and now friends in real life. The big expense is the house and that eats up a lot. We do have redundant expenses e.g. membership to a country club and then a downtown club. We have to keep them because of the business opportunities but I don't see any benefits. Things like that add up monthly. Eating out, trips etc. It just really adds up. [/quote] OP I can't help but wonder if his parents really have the money they say they do. If it's all about show with his family, they might be in the same position as you. So, better not rely on an inheritance. [/quote] +1 scary but OP you should really consider what PP is saying. Start saving/investing at least 20 per cent of your HHI[/quote]
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