I'm 26 years old.
Investment:
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Stock Portfolio: Approx. $71,600
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Crypto $7,500
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Cash: $2000
Debt:
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Student loans: $12,873.00
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Car Loan: $2618.84
Income:
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$18.09 hourly, 40hrs/wk.
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Benefits: healthcare 401k, stock options, annual bonus.
Remaining Tuition: $10,484.07 predicted ($205.57 per credit hour).
Monthly expenses:
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Rent: $550
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Food $250
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Car Insurance: $165
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Car Payment $171
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Gas: $50
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Phone: $70
My expected Graduation date is 2022. I have about a year left. I have enough money available to pay off my remaining tuition and not work for a year.
I work in logistics, but I want to work in finance or software. I like the company I work at it.
I live with a racist old man I met off craiglist, I don't want to live with him anymore.
I think I may have undiagnosed ADHD, I'm afraid of taking medications for it. I'm 100% focused at my job. But outside of that I have trouble with my schoolwork. I always prioritize my work over my education, and I want to reverse that.
I live in SWFL, but I want to move to the east coast of FL, because that's where my university is located. I would be around people my own age, and could network to get an internship. To make this move would require leaving the company I work with. I work at the corporate HQ, and I'm expecting higher positions to be available in the future as we're a growing company.
TLDR; I like the company, but I don't care for the industry I'm currently working in. I don't want to live with my landlord anymore. I don't want to live in the city I live in anymore. I can afford to live off my investments for a year if I needed to. I want to move closer to my university and get my degree as soon as possible with a good GPA.
I would be foregoing the best job I've had at the best company I've worked at to do this.
I have $78,000, what the hell should I do with it?
I'm never owned a home, should I buy a house in southeast FL, instead of renting?
I would love some kind of advice please. I really don't know if this is the best sub to post this to or not.
Submitted February 13, 2021 at 06:11AM by JonathanL73 https://ift.tt/2LMKERn
