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I'm a young college student living with family and I don't have credit nor do I want to. How comfortable of a life can I live without being a debt slave?

I'm a young college student living with family and I don't have credit nor do I want to. How comfortable of a life can I live without being a debt slave?

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[–] 7 pts

I took out 20k in student loans at 4% and started a construction buisness and made about 50k with it in a year working between semesters. Utilizing debt is the only way to make a lot of money. High reward, high risk. Saving cash when inflation is at 10+% is dumb. Convert your cash to tangible assets as quickly as possible. Invest in tools that will make you money as an example. Things that lose value quickly avoid. I bought a used tool that cost me 4k, I used that tool to do hundreds of thousands worth of work. Great return on my money, couldn't have done it without debt. Working part time, it would have taken me a year to save for that tool. Instead, I used debt and made way more and faster because I had the tool. I did not however spend the money on anything that wasn't going to make more money.

[–] 2 pts

Excellent advice! Use debt as an investment, itself. Lots of men fail to ever notice this. When you have more cash coming in then you can "reinvest in making more money," then it's time to look at wealth storage. Things like precious metals, guns and ammo, for example. Good luck out there.