I always liked to mingle with people from different background and learn their cultures and lifestyles and maybe thats how I got interested in Overseas investment.Its challenging and very interesting.

However, I know that by staying focused on my end goal and constantly taking small steps to get there, I will be living a better lifestyle than my peers when I am about 30 years old.

I congratulate you on your debt free lifestyle.

When their job is suddenly gone or some medical emergency keeps them from work that one source of income can no longer sustain the lifestyle they've become used to.

Energy trading isn't very well understood by the general public-- it's a small, specialized segment of trading but it fits my lifestyle and I enjoy it.

We completely renovated it and I can’t imagine living anywhere else.It was one of the best financial and lifestyle decisions I’ve ever made.Renting is almost always better, when you consider every aspect.

You can now change your lifestyle and start saving.Good luck!

., though (lifestyle impingements).And I do realize this is mentally and financially hard on so many--hang in there--and ride the waves as they come in, and do the best you can (that's all anyone can do).And riding this thing out in beautiful Oceanside is a lot better than riding it out Wuhan China where they are welding people into their homes (the glass is either half-full or half-empty).Good Luck!

This was viewed as a lifestyle asset that can cover its cost with STR.

Additionally, she is used to the lifestyle that my dad used to provide while he was still working and she currently spends about $6000-8000/mo (a lot of which is also medical expenses for chronic conditions), so she withdraws from the stock portfolios to supplement current spending.