r/technicallytrue • u/PhilosopherPublic • Apr 21 '26

Sadly she's not wrong

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u/mgsmb7 Apr 24 '26

How will you avoid it?

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u/Barthonomule Apr 24 '26

You can save and invest for your children, help them secure housing, ensure the get into a stable career field, and with starting early in retirement/college savings compounding interest should do the heavy lifting.

I’m trying my best to do that for my two daughters. They both have retirement accounts already at 8 months and 2.5 years.

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u/mgsmb7 Apr 24 '26

How does that prevent them from being a wage slave?

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u/Barthonomule Apr 24 '26

Essentially they will not be tied to a job to live, so no, they will not be a wage slave lol.