How being frugal helped this 29-year-old save $380K #Shorts

[MissBeeGood]

For anyone questioning, the video is quite clear. He is 29 currently and saved $380k so far. He plans to retire at 35.

[Katherine_xs]

He already has 380k he will save more he didn't retire yet

[jayalexander]

I wish I'd been as smart as you when I was young. Way to go young man!

[maureenoleary]

I doubt $380, 000 is enough to retire on.

[vivian]

Take pics at grocery stores that have sale prices, and verify price while checking out. Some stores are short-handed and don't always have time to input correct prices. Saved 17.00 yesterday by doing this. Also stock up on essentials when they're on sale, make sure to check expiration dates, digital coupons and" make a loop while driving abs running errands. Got this from ex boyfriend. Saves time, gas, and keeps you on track with where you need to go:)

[IL_Bgentyl]

It’s always funny to me. People will shrug off your excitement of making .30c a week from investments but once you reach 50k annual the talk down.

[sirseriously]

380k - just don't need a major surgery between 35-dead and you'll be good. Or you're Canadian....

[elenadelavega]

In order to save $380, 000 you have to make at least twice that for ten years.

[TrainToBeAFreak]

The stress of budgeting less than a million dollars for 2 quarters of a lifetime would be far worse than working. There's not a day that would go by where I wouldn't be stressed.

[pffftt]

Is that enough to retire on at such a young age?

[Sue-bcji]

If you are in America you won't get enough SSI monthly. You have to have 40 work credits. Also you won't qualify for medicare. You will have to pay for it. May be as much as 800.00 or more by time you need it. Also will need supplemental ins. Medicare only coveres 80% of you care ins. One hospital bill will wipe you out. You must be on some type of alternative income a month. Even if you work part time is better. That isn't enough money. I've been retired for several years. Best wishes to you and your famiy.

[holyexperience]

Folks speaking on his size, being skinny is not always unhealthy. Some people just do not gain, and that can be a good thing as long as not caused by underlying condition. Sure much better to could gain a couple than need to lose.

[betteryourlife]

Assume he doesn’t plan on having children then lol.

[seekinglife]

If he owns his home, doesn't have debt, no kids & no major medical issues then $380k should be fine for another 50+ years if lucky....

[Baqsam]

Wish his advice was more actionable...

[brg]

One kid in college will be times four the price it is now. At a state university expect to spend about 100, 000 now. Times four. Plus old age, medical bills. Great savings, but income at the rate you are going until 60 multiply that by wow. Nice nestegg.

[Siddeshlowk]

No offense but you can tell from your frame that you save money do you eat normally?

[rebeccagutierrez]

...and frugality is about doing with less.

[mjrdedhed]

Wish more young people would think of doing this.
Investing the savings, house sharing, maybe doing without a car, healthy lifestyle, make it entirely possible. It's ok to think outside the box. What a concept!

[thatElene]

He looks protein deprived 😢 I hope he eats some steaks