the_dunk_tank
It's the dunk tank.
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I save ~20% of my salary, trending downward due to inflation and a lack of raises, which I imagine to be quite a lot more than average for my position because I refuse to spend money if I can help it. I used to save close to 50% until my parents kicked me out, because I spent $0 on rent. And yet, after ~15yrs in decent-paying, full-time jobs since college, I still cannot afford to buy a 1BR apartment. When my parents die, I will inherit the equivalent of 40 years of this saving from selling their house (assuming property values rise with inflation (they'll almost certainly outpace it by quite a bit), my siblings don't die first, etc).
On track to become wealthy!
Edit: read the "article".