Does leaving home and parents to stay alone help a person to build their financial lives?

[Min George]

Some people always say that their financial life got better because they had to leave home and stay on their own. They say they were able to hustle more and plan their financial life. Do you think leaving home to stay alone help your financial life to grow?

 

[Augusta]

Yes, It allows for more direct control over spending, saving, and investment decisions, ultimately leading to better financial health in the long run.

 

[Springtime]

I think if you manage your personal finance wisely and independently, no matter whether you are staying with your parents will not affect you to achieve your financial goals.

 

[eLdavis]

Yes in most cases it does help a lot. It gives you the experience and the courage to face life as it is.

 

[King Belieal]

People that struggle alone staying alone always tend to make the most use of financial resources that they manage to have.

 

[Kross]

I know that leaving home gives people some sense of responsibility to be responsible for their financial lives.

 

[Trush Jodie]

If you are someone that doesn't have entitlement mentality, you can still stay with your parents and hustle very well.

 

[Augusta]

it allows individuals to take on the full responsibility of managing their finances, which can lead to increased awareness of budgeting, spending habits

 

[Fire&Rain]

Living independently opens your brain a bit. You dont get to rely on anyone but yourself. You find that by doing so you get to be more open minded.

 

[Augusta]

It can foster self-reliance, improve decision-making skills, and offer space for personal reflection.

 

[Stardom22]

Of course it works so much for them. When one moves on to stay on their own they are likely to build their financial lives for that matter.

 

[Min George]

When you leave alone, you are able to understand how to handle bills. And at that point, you can start planning your financial life.