Millennials of Veeky Forums get in here

How is your financial life and future doing despite the myriad of obstacles we have to face?

dont even want to start down that path ya dig,,,a financially stable future is all I want

I am a WHITE MALE in the United States of America. Shit's SO cash!!

>Work in devops making an obscence amount of money as a 23 year old (110k)
>Made over 80k on crypto in 6 months
>literally have no debt/commitments besides my cat so can get shredded, and travel 1 month a year fucking sloots

Life isn't too bad

What do you do for a living you magnificent faggot?

I do your mom.

>devops
fml

Extremely comfy. Got into crypto in 2011 and haven't left since so I actually don't have to work for the rest of my life and pay out of pocket for medical and dental and all that stuff. It's pretty funny how shocked everyone is and how they always try to talk me out of it, waiting for insurance, or getting into payment plans instead. I actually started getting really bored last year and have since started working part-time as a program assistant at my state university which is only 15 minutes away. I get to flirt with and fuck high school girls who are in our accelerated college program. Will probably do this for another year or so before getting bored again. Thinking about moving abroad but then I think about all the effort and paperwork needed and I just shrug the idea away.

27 y/o software engineer in the midwest making ~90k at a startup without considering benefits

family owned a dilapidated loft so dropped 10k on remodeling it and don't pay any rent

40k in student loans. don't give a shit about student loans because making a killing investing entire paycheck into crypto.

I dunno, I feel like I'm cheating at life sometimes. I live pretty frugally, never eat out, just reinvest.

max out hsa and roth ira.

Crypto got me interested in understanding real investments and how persona finances work for or against you (in the case of student loans). I've begun to take steps to stop living a financially automates life (work, pay bills,repeat until dead) but instead I have been reading up on successful investors like Warrant Buffet, Charlie Mungee, Jack Bogule and Benjamin Graham to understand how the markets work, how to remove emotion from investing and focus on giving myself as much of an advantage against an unsure future as possible. It's also begun spurring my interest in philosophy so there's that side benefit as well. Overall becoming more and more financially literate actually has made me feel like I have a better handle in my life and it shocks (yet at the same time doesn't surprise me) how little importance schools place on teaching these ACTUAL life serving skills