Its self-start does not work, one indicator is broken, and sometimes when I am travelling with my wife, the bike stops in the middle of the road and I have to kick-start it again,” he added. “I still use my 8-year-old bike.
“But still, this milestone made me pause and think,” he wrote, noting that they live on rent and do not own a car.
At the same time, he remains concerned about making choices that could compromise their financial stability. “Bro 50L in net worth is great!! You need to have some peace. You are really missing a few things to keep your self at peace.Allocate some money every month for guilt free spending, You or your wife don’t need to answer to anyone about this.Allocate some money for travel. Car is a necessity these days.You don’t need to buy a house. Decorate your rented home nice.Lastly and most important don’t compare your lifestyle with others,” added a fourth.
“I am proud that we crossed Rs 50 lakh, but at the same time, I feel confused. You guys in your 30, you should travel more (doesn’t have to be international) may be 1 budget and 1 semi luxury.Repair your bike and buy a car.
He said his long-term goals include buying a home, travelling with his wife, building greater financial security and being able to enjoy a better lifestyle. I want to grow, provide a better life, buy a home, travel with my wife, and enjoy life — but I also fear losing financial stability,” he said.
He has around seven years of work experience and switched jobs last year, taking his annual salary to around Rs 20 lakh. Before that, he earned approximately Rs 11 lakh. His wife earns around Rs 12 lakh a year, and together they take home about Rs 2.2 lakh every month.
