Give Thanks! What are you (financially) thankful for?

[Varsity_Lu]

I'll start. My daughter just turned 24 and I am so thankful that she is on the right path to financial freedom. She worked her way through college debt free and started a career, but was willing to live within her means and save rather than living it up when she is young. She paid cash for a 10+ year old Honda with very low miles on it and has already saved over $60k for a house in the 2 years since she graduated. She has one credit card that she pays off every week or so, a HYSA, and a Roth IRA. Love, love, love seeing her make good decisions. Her future is bright.

[ptatohed]

That's awesome.  Congrats Dad!!  

[Jnbmom]

You should be proud .

My daughter is my amazing one , she got her masters in SLP (speech language pathology) She has paid her students loans down to half since she graduated. She just accepted a state job making significantly higher then she does now . She has 3 credit cards scores 790-805 . She learned growing up how important it is to be smart with your money only buy what you need and pay it off .

Very responsible and also getting married in 2026 as by then her loans will be paid off .

[Varsity_Lu]

@Jnbmom 

Not sure why I can't kudo your post, but here's a thumbs up for you.

👍🏼

Watching your kids make good decisions is one of the best feelings in the world.

[Jnbmom]

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@Varsity_Lu wrote:

@Jnbmom 

Not sure why I can't kudo your post, but here's a thumbs up for you.

👍🏼

Watching your kids make good decisions is one of the best feelings in the world.

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Can't kudo in smorgasboard.

thank you all I want for my children to do much better then we did