You are twenty, if you are working while in school and have potentially low costs of living put as much as you can into investment accounts that will grow exponentially, look up Financial freedom retire early as concepts you can adopt and start early, look for house hacking opportunities (aka find a home you can potentially partner with someone to buy or rent in your area with a decent amount of bedrooms, and then rent bedrooms out to friends) Anyways, learning how to put away a majority of your earning into things like Roths, Self directed IRA's or any other potential growing tool while you get your degree in your respective field/ go into working in that field will open up so many doors for investing in 5 to 10 years.

It was a catch twenty two.....Lower home prices.....but tougher loan requirements.....those with CASH were the ones that actually "cleaned up" when they "waited for the recession".

It took three of us to cover rent and utilities in a sfh when I was in college, and that was twenty plus years ago.

I've been growing my portfolio over the last year in preparation for pulling pin at twenty of service.  

The last time there was a worldwide pandemic was the 1918 flu and it subsided in the summer before coming roaring back even worse.

I practiced law for twenty years in the U.S.

I'm in my late twenties, and I am super eager to start my first project.

@Matthew Hoover @Matt "Roar" Gardner thank you gents.

Been here for almost twenty years.

Now they owe me as of June 1st TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS and they dont care to even respond because they cant get locked out.