$100K Net Worth by 27 EVEN After Getting Laid Off (w/ Student Loans!)

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Meghan Lim is on track to reach a $100,000 net worth by twenty-seven years old, EVEN with student loans and car debt AND without a regular W2. After getting laid off not once, not twice, but three times, Meghan quickly realized there wasn’t anything “reliable” about having a job. Thankfully, her smart side hustles and emergency fund saved her, and now, she’s living abroad in Japan while STILL saving a solid portion of her income.

How do YOU ensure you can save your first $100,000? All you have to do is follow Meghan’s advice! From her “simple” investing method to emergency reserve recommendations and her solid reasoning behind paying off debt vs. investing, she’s beating the odds and building wealth without following the traditional path most Americans are on.

00:00 Laid Off (But Building Wealth!)
01:48 Discovering FI in College
03:14 Salary and Location
03:57 Her "Simple" Investing Method
05:12 Pay Off Debt or Invest?
10:32 Saving and Emergency Funds
12:10 Living in Japan on $2K/Month!
14:23 Do the "Baby Steps" Work?
19:00 Connect with Meghan!

[ursulac.]

I’m also gen z and very much live within my means. I’ve learned that its better to improve your skill set and connections in my industry rather than getting a side hustle.

[mjsunshine]

What about a mortgage at a 6.625% interest rate & a student loan rates of 5.6% and 6.8%? Should I prioritize those before investing?

[moneytalkswithjonathanthom]

So proud of her she is so awesome he dog sitting hustle brought in major cash

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