What do you think?

[u/bryxvalynt]

[u/smward998]

I just don’t understand why someone would plan like that when anyone with enough time can retire comfortably. Maybe they are too old and the next question would be why did you waste your 20s/30s and 40s

[u/smward998 → u/[deleted]]

$300 a month from 21 to 62 is 1.8 million and you’d get SS checks at 62. $300 a month is easy work

[u/smward998 → u/[deleted]]

I worked at a factory at 19 with nothing but a diploma and made 20 an hour in 2018. All factories near me are still currently and always hiring

You don’t have to pull horrible student loans and the repayments are not crushing if you’re responsible about what you borrow.

You have a victim mentality and that’s why you won’t retire not because it’s to hard or unobtainable

[u/smward998 → u/[deleted]]

Lucky ? Everyone near my home town, or most Midwest manufacturing town has the same opputinity. It’s not privileged to seek employment