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Topic	If Millennials were wiser with money, they'd have more wealth.
AdrianBeterson 12/27/20 4:11:54 PM #29:	Orlando_Jordan posted... So $15,000 doesn't matter? When you're comparing 300,000 in debt vs. 15,000 in debt for my grandfather in response to this topic about millennials being "smarter with their money", no it doesn't, because my point is that no matter what, I have a much higher hill to climb compared to the previous generations. My grandfather also lived in dorms and partied it up with no regard for spending. I instead lived with my parents to save money, took the bus to school instead of driving to save on gas, and even applied for multiple scholarships. Despite all of my effort, I am still 300K in debt and will earn a salary of 400K while my grandfather graduated with 15K in debt and earns a 400K salary. --- https://imgur.com/EvtcK3P <cite>AdrianBeterson posted [p:948814714] in If Millenn... [t:79202743]...</cite> <quote>Orlando_Jordan posted... </cite> <quote>So $15,000 doesn't matter?</quote>When you're comparing 300,000 in debt vs. 15,000 in debt for my grandfather in response to this topic about millennials being "smarter with their money", no it doesn't, because my point is that no matter what, I have a much higher hill to climb compared to the previous generations. My grandfather also lived in dorms and partied it up with no regard for spending. I instead lived with my parents to save money, took the bus to school instead of driving to save on gas, and even applied for multiple scholarships. Despite all of my effort, I am still 300K in debt and will earn a salary of 400K while my grandfather graduated with 15K in debt and earns a 400K salary. --- https://imgur.com/EvtcK3P</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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