u/jsherefordabooks

Retiring my Parents

Hi guys

I'm 19. My parents have migrated to Australia. And I want to retire them. I have just completed my highschool and have been working for the past year (gap year) I want to get a uni degree at all costs aswell. My parents are starting to hit their early 50's and are getting physically tired. Their jobs (they work in security) are also very mentally and physically demanding. I know I'm young and not making enough by far to be thinking of such a thing but I feel like if I start now I might be able to achieve it by the next couple of years. I would like any and all recommendations/advice. What steps should I take to maximise my chance of retiring my parents as soon as possible.

Thanks sm.

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u/jsherefordabooks — 5 days ago

Moving out to a different city

Hi,

I am a student and want to move to a different city for university. I have been on gap year and now have jobs in the city that I live in. If I were to move I'd have to start from scratch and I don't know how I am going to navigate that. I will also have to pay for my day to day living rent transport etc. I live in Australia so if anyone has any tips I'd really appreciate it. Thankssss

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u/jsherefordabooks — 2 months ago

Moving out to a different city

Hi,

I am a student and want to move to a different city for university. I have been on gap year and now have jobs in the city that I live in. If I were to move I'd have to start from scratch and I don't know how I am going to navigate that. I will also have to pay for my day to day living rent transport etc. I live in Australia so if anyone has any tips I'd really appreciate it. Thankssss

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u/jsherefordabooks — 2 months ago

Moving out to a different city

Hi,

I am a student and want to move to a different city for university. I have been on gap year and now have jobs in the city that I live in. If I were to move I'd have to start from scratch and I don't know how I am going to navigate that. I will also have to pay for my day to day living rent transport etc. I live in Australia so if anyone has any tips I'd really appreciate it. Thankssss

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u/jsherefordabooks — 2 months ago