Many gurus on twitter have this idea of spending your money on cars, watches to "force you to make more money", which is objectively very bad advice. For some reason many members of Gen-Z have adopted this mindset. What happened to good ol' save your money advice? Why is saving money and living cheaply seemed as geeky? Old school money management never goes out of fashion. Earn big, spend little. Do you really need that new car that costs 30% of your networth? Is it worth the 15 minutes of ex...

Many gurus on twitter have this idea of spending your money on cars, watches to "force you to make more money", which is objectively very bad advice. For some reason many members of Gen-Z have adopted this mindset. What happened to good ol' save your money advice? Why is saving money and living cheaply seemed as geeky? Old school money management never goes out of fashion. Earn big, spend little. Do you really need that new car that costs 30% of your networth? Is it worth the 15 minutes of ex...