*out....Title explains it. I’m moving out due to personal issues within my parents household.
I’m living in Pennsylvania and I’m a sophomore at a local university that I attend full time. School is covered due to some very fortunate connections so essentially my cost of living consists of rent (And everything that entails), food, and other everyday costs. I’m working on finding a friend to cut the cost of an apartment ($600-800/ month) in half. My job pays $13/hour where I work on average 15 hours a week and ideally this winter break I hope to double that.
If you did the math, I’m very well aware that my income won’t cover everything - hence my financial cushion. Now, given my $50,000 in savings, would it be a good idea to invest in an array of stocks (Or other investments) while taking the risk of each into heavy account? I don’t know if I’d call it day trading, but if I was to invest that much money, would it be unreasonable to say that I could yield a return of a few hundred dollars or more monthly?
If you view that as not the brightest idea, what would you do if you were in my position?
For the sake of clarification and minimizing unnecessary questions, allow me to make a few things clear: 1) I can’t work things out with my parents; that ship has sailed 2) I’m dead-set on either living alone or moving in with someone I’d consider a friend
Submitted November 25, 2018 at 06:46PM by Dylanjr1999 https://ift.tt/2zppY8M
