🤔 Does living with your parents make you a loser? #shorts

When most of us turn 18, we move out of our parent’s homes and never look back. We even look down on our friends who stay behind and continue to live with their folks.

But by doing so, WE end up paying a fortune in rent every year, whereas the friends who stay behind get to save more and can actually afford to buy a home in a few years.

In fact, in other countries, the cost of rent vs their wages is much higher than it is in the US and it’s actually common for young adults to continue living with their parents until they get married.

And when they move out, it’s usually after buying their first home.

So what do you think... does living with your parents make you a loser or is it a wise financial decision?

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[seanlovesrealestate]

Does living at home make you a loser or is it a smart financial decision?

"Whats he doing in there?" Bro knows exactly what he's doing 💀

[Shriraman-Arunvijay]

this is normal literally everywhere else EXCEPT the usa

[chrisvalenzano]

Let’s be honest here, staying home is great for saving money, I did it til I was 25, but staying home still costs a lot. Doesn’t cost money, but it sure as shit costs you your mental health & the ability to be in a serious relationship with someone.

[AntonAleksidze]

Thats genius let ur parents pay bills then i get a job save cash invest and when they grow old u help them absolutely genius

[reemamoora]

Hey! Thanks your channel is helping everybody! and me too now I have a house thanks again!

[christianrodriguez]

I am living with my parents after graduation. I am working and would save and invest most of it. I lived a frugal lifestyle my whole life and I can definitely do it as an adult. I don't waste my money but I do treat myself on occasion but with moderation. I only have a problem with people living at home when they do not do anything productive with it.

[IndianaMonkey-gblw]

This vid help me so much I’m getting a credit card soon so I’m gonna start following you because this helps a lot ty

[IronSubGamer-fppr]

Step 1: have parents that wont kick you out after 18th bday

[Random-Flaming-Guy]

My farts sound like a motorcycle engine when I sit and fart

[oscarypro]

Bro just explained how to take advantage of ur parents

[dafan-uvvf]

Yes but the problem is, MOST PARENTS KICK THEIR CHILDREN OUT AT 18

[I_got_rizzz]

Amaibt staying till am 28 in my mothers home

[yeahimelias]

Hold on, you guys pay 1.5k in rent every month!? I'm from Europe and we pay around 700€ monthly for a two-floored house. That's nuts!

[sidharthchand]

If your parents are toxic like my mom was move the F out at 21 between 18-21 hustle and work hella hours save. It’s better to have peace renting a room.

[asaabeaawuku-gay]

Just calculated over 10 years Billy would be paying 126k

[alexandersancen]

This guy is just searching this on google

[tonycarleo]

$30000 a year is a small price to pay for some much needed privacy

[guitraddict]

so basically he lived with his parents till he was 28, greatt :)

[magicturtel]

What if your parents don't want you to stay in their house (i wouldn't want my kids living with me past 20yo)