Can everyone age 24 drop their salary and net worth? Trying to see if I’m behind

Hahahhaha at 24 I already had done 2 tours. Found out getting shot at sure as hell raises the blood pressure. Found out that life is not fair and definitely not about “how much I have made” at that point.

And if I had to go back, I will do it all again with one exception... the two brothers I lost over there, yeah they deserved this life much more than I do. I will give up my life for theirs in less than a heart beat. They are/were much better men than me. If I could, I will f&$@ing take their place without question.

So if you are alive and healthy, if you got a family that loves you, if you are doing ok... consider yourself lucky. Who gives a flying f&@$ what other people have or how you stack up. Enjoy what you have. Life is feeble my friend! Enjoy it and treasure it!

24
Salary: 125k
Bonus: 25k (20%)
TC: -130k (70k student loans, 60k truck 😁)

Im going for my Doctorate so I’m eating student loans rn while working full time. Graduate in the upcoming 2 years and plan on having the loans paid off no later than 27. Then only thing left is the truck, which I might refinance for lower interest rates if possible, but don’t plan on paying off early.

Goals are: Student loans -> Max 401k annual -> House if I live somewhere I want (thinking Texas or Northern states like Vermont/New Hampshire). There’s no such thing as “being behind”, just have a plan, set goals, and tackle things in ways that make you happy :)

I hate questions like these. Just enjoy life my guy, you can die at any time.

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I have 16 pens and a water bottle, at least.

My stats from 24: $40k, approximately -$55k

you’re at deloitte. you’re not behind. there are baristas and teachers living in manhattan enjoying life

I am 24 yrs old, 73k salary, 7k in savings. Only posting to add a more realistic, honest answer. And I feel very behind after reading everyone else's comments. BUT - I have zero debt and put myself through college after becoming financially independent at 18 with no financial support from family. That was hard. But I did it and I am proud of myself.

You’re insecure and that’s okay. You’ll be alright…

OP please stop running the rat race. Posts like this help no one

At 24, 62k salary, -70k net worth
At 27, 110k salary, 200k net worth

Honestly, live life a way that makes you feel happy and secure. The rest should flow naturally

In come the trust-funders, crypto millionaires & meme-stock diamond handers to make you feel insecure

These posts are so toxic for everyone lol

Just turned 24 and already mature enough to not ask these questions!

Oh this is healthy

Also, you are “behind” emotionally if you have to ask this question. The people who are truly “ahead” in life are the ones who are happy with themselves, regardless of how much money they make relative to their peers

25 next month. 91K TC, 130K NW.

I know I’m behind my college peer group as they started at 6 figs and I haven’t hit it yet, but I do like what I do for the most part.

At 24, I had a net worth of probably $25k? Maybe $35k? TC $70k ish

No.

21, 85k with 110k nw