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Be real with me Misc - Is 25 too old to still be living at home with Parents?
Before you answer, apart from being a genuine FA, my biggest reason is to SAVE money so that I can afford to put down a mortgage on my own place rather than wasting money on rent to pay someone else's mortgage!
Cliffs on my situation:
- OP is 25 years old and has been working about 1 year
- OP works 10 minutes from parents home hence lives rent-free for now
- OP makes 40,000/year (take home 2400/month) & saves 1500/month
- Clearly OP can afford rent, but would rather put down a 30K deposit on a 300,000 retirement home
- That 10% deposit would take OP around 2 years of saving in mum's basement (27)
- OP is FA so doesn't have GF, friends to get yucky with, works with all males
- Moving out would mean OP saves ~500 MAX with rent, council tax, bills, food, petrol, etc
Honestly, is there any point me moving out? I know some of you will say you can't put a price on freedom and independence and all that crap, but what would I possibly do renting a place that I can't at home? It's not like I have girls over or host parties anyway... so why give up the luxury of my parents home where I live with central heating thermostat, wall-mounted 50 inch 4K TVs, PS4, high-pressure shower, memory-foam king size mattress, etc, just to move into a cold, unfurnished, apartment living alone where I have to buy all of that stuff and not save a penny myself while paying some other cucks mortgage via rent? Genuinely makes no sense!
Isn't it better to save 100K cash by 30 living at home and put deposits down on a few houses and get "young care-free dreamers" to pay off MY MORTGAGES via rent so that I can retire and live off that passive income?
Why give up the prospects of retiring young by living at home modestly now to live a truly GOAT life travelling the world at 35-40, just for a very average "independent" life now?
What even are the benefits of moving out? Making friends? Learning independence? Are those things really worth working until 65-70 for? Really Misc?
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Cliffs on my situation:
- OP is 25 years old and has been working about 1 year
- OP works 10 minutes from parents home hence lives rent-free for now
- OP makes 40,000/year (take home 2400/month) & saves 1500/month
- Clearly OP can afford rent, but would rather put down a 30K deposit on a 300,000 retirement home
- That 10% deposit would take OP around 2 years of saving in mum's basement (27)
- OP is FA so doesn't have GF, friends to get yucky with, works with all males
- Moving out would mean OP saves ~500 MAX with rent, council tax, bills, food, petrol, etc
Honestly, is there any point me moving out? I know some of you will say you can't put a price on freedom and independence and all that crap, but what would I possibly do renting a place that I can't at home? It's not like I have girls over or host parties anyway... so why give up the luxury of my parents home where I live with central heating thermostat, wall-mounted 50 inch 4K TVs, PS4, high-pressure shower, memory-foam king size mattress, etc, just to move into a cold, unfurnished, apartment living alone where I have to buy all of that stuff and not save a penny myself while paying some other cucks mortgage via rent? Genuinely makes no sense!
Isn't it better to save 100K cash by 30 living at home and put deposits down on a few houses and get "young care-free dreamers" to pay off MY MORTGAGES via rent so that I can retire and live off that passive income?
Why give up the prospects of retiring young by living at home modestly now to live a truly GOAT life travelling the world at 35-40, just for a very average "independent" life now?
What even are the benefits of moving out? Making friends? Learning independence? Are those things really worth working until 65-70 for? Really Misc?
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01-22-2017, 02:26 PM
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It honestly depends on your circumstances. If you're doing it to save money/pay down debt then you're never too old. If you're doing it because you're a lazy manchild who doesn't want any responsibility then yes.
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Originally Posted By BioDiver⏩
In my personal situation explained in the OP, would you advise moving out or staying at home?It honestly depends on your circumstances. If you're doing it to save money/pay down debt then you're never too old. If you're doing it because you're a lazy manchild who doesn't want any responsibility then yes.
01-22-2017, 02:28 PM
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I live at home.
I made $87K US dollars last year. Still live at home. and pay the rent. 4 bedroom home and garage. I buy the groceries and pay for virtually everything.
You mad or mirin?
oh and my mommy does my laundry too. LoL.
I made $87K US dollars last year. Still live at home. and pay the rent. 4 bedroom home and garage. I buy the groceries and pay for virtually everything.
You mad or mirin?
oh and my mommy does my laundry too. LoL.
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01-22-2017, 02:29 PM
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well in Sicily it's perfectly normal to live with your parents until you get married.... My wife's brother is 30 and lives with his... lol
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01-22-2017, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted By WelshAutist⏩
You are FA now that you live with parents, as soon as you buy your own place you will be attractive to gold diggers, what happens in 5 years when unmarried chick can take 50% of everything via common law marriage?Before you answer, apart from being a genuine FA, my biggest reason is to SAVE money so that I can afford to put down a mortgage on my own place rather than wasting money on rent to pay someone else's mortgage!
Cliffs on my situation:
- OP is 25 years old and has been working about 1 year
- OP works 10 minutes from parents home hence lives rent-free for now
- OP makes 40,000/year (take home 2400/month) & saves 1500/month
- Clearly OP can afford rent, but would rather put down a 30K deposit on a 300,000 retirement home
- That 10% deposit would take OP around 2 years of saving in mum's basement (27)
- OP is FA so doesn't have GF, friends to get yucky with, works with all males
- Moving out would mean OP saves ~500 MAX with rent, council tax, bills, food, petrol, etc
Honestly, is there any point me moving out? I know some of you will say you can't put a price on freedom and independence and all that crap, but what would I possibly do renting a place that I can't at home? It's not like I have girls over or host parties anyway... so why give up the luxury of my parents home where I live with central heating thermostat, wall-mounted 50 inch 4K TVs, PS4, high-pressure shower, memory-foam king size mattress, etc, just to move into a cold, unfurnished, apartment living alone where I have to buy all of that stuff and not save a penny myself while paying some other cucks mortgage via rent? Genuinely makes no sense!
Isn't it better to save 100K cash by 30 living at home and put deposits down on a few houses and get "young care-free dreamers" to pay off MY MORTGAGES via rent so that I can retire and live off that passive income?
Why give up the prospects of retiring young by living at home modestly now to live a truly GOAT life travelling the world at 35-40, just for a very average "independent" life now?
What even are the benefits of moving out? Making friends? Learning independence? Are those things really worth working until 65-70 for? Really Misc?
Reps forEXPLANATIONSof why you think I should or shouldn't move out!
Cliffs on my situation:
- OP is 25 years old and has been working about 1 year
- OP works 10 minutes from parents home hence lives rent-free for now
- OP makes 40,000/year (take home 2400/month) & saves 1500/month
- Clearly OP can afford rent, but would rather put down a 30K deposit on a 300,000 retirement home
- That 10% deposit would take OP around 2 years of saving in mum's basement (27)
- OP is FA so doesn't have GF, friends to get yucky with, works with all males
- Moving out would mean OP saves ~500 MAX with rent, council tax, bills, food, petrol, etc
Honestly, is there any point me moving out? I know some of you will say you can't put a price on freedom and independence and all that crap, but what would I possibly do renting a place that I can't at home? It's not like I have girls over or host parties anyway... so why give up the luxury of my parents home where I live with central heating thermostat, wall-mounted 50 inch 4K TVs, PS4, high-pressure shower, memory-foam king size mattress, etc, just to move into a cold, unfurnished, apartment living alone where I have to buy all of that stuff and not save a penny myself while paying some other cucks mortgage via rent? Genuinely makes no sense!
Isn't it better to save 100K cash by 30 living at home and put deposits down on a few houses and get "young care-free dreamers" to pay off MY MORTGAGES via rent so that I can retire and live off that passive income?
Why give up the prospects of retiring young by living at home modestly now to live a truly GOAT life travelling the world at 35-40, just for a very average "independent" life now?
What even are the benefits of moving out? Making friends? Learning independence? Are those things really worth working until 65-70 for? Really Misc?
Reps forEXPLANATIONSof why you think I should or shouldn't move out!

Also your situation will change if you end up living with a GF in your new house.
I always wanted to buy a property with no mortgage at all but I think the smart money rents.
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Originally Posted By WelshAutist⏩
If you're on dat rotting time, don't want to socialize or smash, and your parents don't mind then I don't see a problem. People who are knocking you for being financially responsible probably aren't worth your time.In my personal situation explained in the OP, would you advise moving out or staying at home?
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Originally Posted By al****orilla⏩
My situation is similar, except I only make $50,000 USD equivalent in current exchange rate.I made $87K US dollars last year. Still live at home. and pay the rent. 4 bedroom home and garage. I buy the groceries and pay for virtually everything.
You mad or mirin?
oh and my mommy does my laundry too. LoL.
You mad or mirin?
oh and my mommy does my laundry too. LoL.
Parents don't charge me rent because they don't have a mortgage anymore, but I do pay for their bills, or if they want a flight to go away or their car insurance or big costs when required.
The luxury of home is way more than I would get renting tbh, do you feel the same?
Have you found there's a stigma attached to living at home at 29? Do your friends/girls judge you for it? Have you got a GF, or what do you do when you pull a girl?
01-22-2017, 02:32 PM
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I dont see anythign wrong with it as long if you're not a FA leech boy that is a fat couch potato, but if like you stated have plans, working etc then I dont see whats wrong with it. Chicks mite not dig it but who cares what they think?
Do you OP.
Do you OP.
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Originally Posted By CptClean⏩
Nah, I started on 36,000 last year and got a raise to 40,000 at the start of the new year. I am due another one in 4-6 months time to about 42-45K.You need a better job...arent you going to get raises at somepoint or something youve been making that much for like 2 years
While I could get a better job in London, I honestly wouldn't save a penny in Year 1. It would require 100,000 salary to save what I could save on 45K in Wales.
100K is perfectly possible in London... but it would take 5 years experience to save 20K cash per year because of the high cost of living, tube, council tax, bills, socialising, courses, etc. I could save 100K post-tax CASH in Wales by that time, living at home!
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Nah, considering the world is overpopulated and real estate prices are crazy, it's pretty rational to live with your parents. That way, you don't have to shackle yourself down to the system with the debt from mortgage and you can help your parents around. Most oldies actually like having their children around anyway.
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Originally Posted By WelshAutist⏩
Bro, girls never have given a fuk(and im not bragging but ive been with many girls,Dated or one nigh stands or GFed) if you dont give a fuk, they dont give a fuk. BUT NEVER TELL A GIRL HOW MUCH YOU MAKE! I have a buisness owner friend that makes 800k or more a year with his buisness. He still lives at home with mommy. dont let the hollywood mess with your mind. Just do what you going to do and no one gives a fuk.My situation is similar, except I only make $50,000 USD equivalent in current exchange rate.
Parents don't charge me rent because they don't have a mortgage anymore, but I do pay for their bills, or if they want a flight to go away or their car insurance or big costs when required.
The luxury of home is way more than I would get renting tbh, do you feel the same?
Have you found there's a stigma attached to living at home at 29? Do your friends/girls judge you for it? Have you got a GF, or what do you do when you pull a girl?
Parents don't charge me rent because they don't have a mortgage anymore, but I do pay for their bills, or if they want a flight to go away or their car insurance or big costs when required.
The luxury of home is way more than I would get renting tbh, do you feel the same?
Have you found there's a stigma attached to living at home at 29? Do your friends/girls judge you for it? Have you got a GF, or what do you do when you pull a girl?
im looking into re-investing in real estate this year. Investment property. even after I close on a building, I will still live with mommy and daddy. Because I can save capital to buy even more property.
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Originally Posted By Metalmank⏩
Even if I was unemployed, I wouldn't ask my parents for a penny. I have never been, nor will I ever be a leech. But right now I pay my way when they ask, and I earn and put a high % of post-tax salary straight into personal savings. I even do overtime on weekends, but that's more because i'm an FA with no friends to hang out with.I dont see anythign wrong with it as long if you're not a FA leech boy that is a fat couch potato, but if like you stated have plans, working etc then I dont see whats wrong with it. Chicks mite not dig it but who cares what they think?
Do you OP.
Do you OP.
Originally Posted By 1outof10beta⏩
Be real bro, what are the chances of me magically getting a GF if I moved out tomorrow?You are FA now that you live with parents, as soon as you buy your own place you will be attractive to gold diggers, what happens in 5 years when unmarried chick can take 50% of everything via common law marriage?
Also your situation will change if you end up living with a GF in your new house.
I always wanted to buy a property with no mortgage at all but I think the smart money rents.
Also your situation will change if you end up living with a GF in your new house.
I always wanted to buy a property with no mortgage at all but I think the smart money rents.
If I had a GF, I would consider it obviously... but it's such an unlikely prospect that I may as well just save hard and retire early and get an arranged marriage set up by parents?!?
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i'm 24 and moved back to my parent's house at 21.. Moved out at 17 and was like nah thanks then moved back lmao
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Originally Posted By SwimToTheMoon⏩
Is it because you felt the money being paid towards rent and bills was just a waste?i'm 24 and moved back to my parent's house at 21.. Moved out at 17 and was like nah thanks then moved back lmao
Have you managed to save well since moving back?
What do you do when you want to host parties/bring back girls?
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Depends
How many have you banged in the last 5 years?
How many have you banged in the last 5 years?
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Originally Posted By amenccm⏩
It's 4 years old, less than 60K on the clock, and a cream-leather interior 5 Series... hardly entry level...This is probably the first time you've made a thread without mentioning your used, 10+ years old, entry level BMW.
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Originally Posted By WelshAutist⏩
If you have a good relationship with your parents and they don't mind you living with them then live with them.Before you answer, apart from being a genuine FA, my biggest reason is to SAVE money so that I can afford to put down a mortgage on my own place rather than wasting money on rent to pay someone else's mortgage!
Cliffs on my situation:
- OP is 25 years old and has been working about 1 year
- OP works 10 minutes from parents home hence lives rent-free for now
- OP makes 40,000/year (take home 2400/month) & saves 1500/month
- Clearly OP can afford rent, but would rather put down a 30K deposit on a 300,000 retirement home
- That 10% deposit would take OP around 2 years of saving in mum's basement (27)
- OP is FA so doesn't have GF, friends to get yucky with, works with all males
- Moving out would mean OP saves ~500 MAX with rent, council tax, bills, food, petrol, etc
Honestly, is there any point me moving out? I know some of you will say you can't put a price on freedom and independence and all that crap, but what would I possibly do renting a place that I can't at home? It's not like I have girls over or host parties anyway... so why give up the luxury of my parents home where I live with central heating thermostat, wall-mounted 50 inch 4K TVs, PS4, high-pressure shower, memory-foam king size mattress, etc, just to move into a cold, unfurnished, apartment living alone where I have to buy all of that stuff and not save a penny myself while paying some other cucks mortgage via rent? Genuinely makes no sense!
Isn't it better to save 100K cash by 30 living at home and put deposits down on a few houses and get "young care-free dreamers" to pay off MY MORTGAGES via rent so that I can retire and live off that passive income?
Why give up the prospects of retiring young by living at home modestly now to live a truly GOAT life travelling the world at 35-40, just for a very average "independent" life now?
What even are the benefits of moving out? Making friends? Learning independence? Are those things really worth working until 65-70 for? Really Misc?
Reps forEXPLANATIONSof why you think I should or shouldn't move out!
Cliffs on my situation:
- OP is 25 years old and has been working about 1 year
- OP works 10 minutes from parents home hence lives rent-free for now
- OP makes 40,000/year (take home 2400/month) & saves 1500/month
- Clearly OP can afford rent, but would rather put down a 30K deposit on a 300,000 retirement home
- That 10% deposit would take OP around 2 years of saving in mum's basement (27)
- OP is FA so doesn't have GF, friends to get yucky with, works with all males
- Moving out would mean OP saves ~500 MAX with rent, council tax, bills, food, petrol, etc
Honestly, is there any point me moving out? I know some of you will say you can't put a price on freedom and independence and all that crap, but what would I possibly do renting a place that I can't at home? It's not like I have girls over or host parties anyway... so why give up the luxury of my parents home where I live with central heating thermostat, wall-mounted 50 inch 4K TVs, PS4, high-pressure shower, memory-foam king size mattress, etc, just to move into a cold, unfurnished, apartment living alone where I have to buy all of that stuff and not save a penny myself while paying some other cucks mortgage via rent? Genuinely makes no sense!
Isn't it better to save 100K cash by 30 living at home and put deposits down on a few houses and get "young care-free dreamers" to pay off MY MORTGAGES via rent so that I can retire and live off that passive income?
Why give up the prospects of retiring young by living at home modestly now to live a truly GOAT life travelling the world at 35-40, just for a very average "independent" life now?
What even are the benefits of moving out? Making friends? Learning independence? Are those things really worth working until 65-70 for? Really Misc?
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Brb our generation obsessed with impoverishing themselves for "muh freedom"
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01-22-2017, 02:50 PM
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Originally Posted By WelshAutist⏩
Friends are overrated OP.Even if I was unemployed, I wouldn't ask my parents for a penny. I have never been, nor will I ever be a leech. But right now I pay my way when they ask, and I earn and put a high % of post-tax salary straight into personal savings. I even do overtime on weekends, but that's more because i'm an FA with no friends to hang out with.
Be real bro, what are the chances of me magically getting a GF if I moved out tomorrow?
If I had a GF, I would consider it obviously... but it's such an unlikely prospect that I may as well just save hard and retire early and get an arranged marriage set up by parents?!?
Be real bro, what are the chances of me magically getting a GF if I moved out tomorrow?
If I had a GF, I would consider it obviously... but it's such an unlikely prospect that I may as well just save hard and retire early and get an arranged marriage set up by parents?!?
Eventually as you get older you realize this. People go do there own thing, get married, get stuck, die. You may get to stick with a few buddies but even then you'll be 'scheduling' time with the 'bros'.
Only friend you need is yourself.
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Originally Posted By Mythenthefang⏩
Yeah, I don't have a toxic relationship with them in any way.If you have a good relationship with your parents and they don't mind you living with them then live with them.
Brb our generation obsessed with impoverishing themselves for "muh freedom"
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It's just that everyone I went to school with, even everyone I went to uni with, and definitely everyone I work with, whether older or younger, some a lot younger, they have ALL moved out.
Well maybe apart from Indians and Pakistani people, but I know that their Asian culture is a bit different and they live at home until marriage generally. But all the White Welsh people I know live out, even if it's paycheck to paycheck
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It's smarter financially.
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Originally Posted By al****orilla⏩
Interesting man. You must either be very good looking or have immaculate game, but either way mirin' hard!Bro, girls never have given a fuk(and im not bragging but ive been with many girls,Dated or one nigh stands or GFed) if you dont give a fuk, they dont give a fuk. BUT NEVER TELL A GIRL HOW MUCH YOU MAKE! I have a buisness owner friend that makes 800k or more a year with his buisness. He still lives at home with mommy. dont let the hollywood mess with your mind. Just do what you going to do and no one gives a fuk.
im looking into re-investing in real estate this year. Investment property. even after I close on a building, I will still live with mommy and daddy. Because I can save capital to buy even more property.
im looking into re-investing in real estate this year. Investment property. even after I close on a building, I will still live with mommy and daddy. Because I can save capital to buy even more property.
Out of curiosity, where do you take the girls? Back to your parents or do you book a hotel?
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Originally Posted By KhumatMibra⏩
In your opinion, what would you say is the cut-off? And why?yes.
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If you are working lots of OT then you must make/save even more?
I live with my parents when Im in town for work and thats enough for me couldnt imagine doing it full time at 25 and I am very close with them.
I live with my parents when Im in town for work and thats enough for me couldnt imagine doing it full time at 25 and I am very close with them.
One day scientists are going to kill us all.
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Originally Posted By CptClean⏩
Honestly depends on how many hookers I bang that month lol.If you are working lots of OT then you must make/save even more?
I live with my parents when Im in town for work and thats enough for me couldnt imagine doing it full time at 25 and I am very close with them.
I live with my parents when Im in town for work and thats enough for me couldnt imagine doing it full time at 25 and I am very close with them.
Why do you dislike living with parents? Isn't their house more luxurious than the rotter pad you rent?
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