You need to be more financially literate. For 6 months try to not spend excess money (like on shopping, dates and all those which aren't required for survival) and pay off all your debts and whatever you have borrowed. When you are done with that, have a new start from next month's income. Spend more on your survival than extra things and make a proper distribution. Use the savings of previous month to enjoy this month (still keep a part of savings so it will be useful in emergencies) and try getting a better job which pays you more. This way it will ease you financial stress.
I think that's normal for someone your age.
I was 21 in college living in the dorms and only made $700 a month.
Just set some goals (or continue with current ones) and you'll be fine.
I didn't move out of my parents until I was 24.
You struggle on that, you must be terrible at budgeting
I live at home and make £500 a month, I have savings and spend like king Creases
I make that in 1 week lol.
Don't worry about either be getting your education or trying to advance far into your career.
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Depends. What are your expenses? Do pay anything at home? If not then yeah it’s really bad.
Its not bad. We all struggle financially when we are young and just starting to build our lives. $1500 a month is nothing now a days. But you will have to be very smart with your money on that budget.
I think as long as you struggle to get your own money and are not 100% attached economically to your parents it's not bad that you live with them.
Can you find anything that pays more?
You're not managing your money well
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