BG–Very interesting info on your family–good stuff. With what those kids are making, and the lower cost of living where they reside, they should be able to retire early, and transition into something that is less physical as they grow older. It could easily be a win-win for them, if they plan well.
Perhaps they could invest in property, and franchises, etc., along the way. At least they amount to SOMETHING, and are taking responsibility for their own lives.
As I know I’ve mentioned before, I can’t tell you how many friends we have with kids in their 20’s and close to 30, (college-educated or otherwise) who are completely incapable of supporting themselves, and don’t want to do anything because they couldn’t achieve their “dreams.” Sadly, I think this scenario may only become more prevalent going forward.
