It's not a bad thing to live at home as long as you are making a long term plan for your own future.

I was able to save for 2 years living at home. Luckily my mum didn’t make me pay bills except contributing to gas, food and electricity here and there. I got on the property ladder this year at 24. If you are at home save as much as you can

Tbh most or any unskilled job in the uk, will pay starting 20k, 25k which is fine when you are with your parents in your 20s, you can save 1k per month easily, as you should have no bills during this time, your main purchase should be a car, you don't want to finance a car either during this time, aim for 5,000 on a reliable car. 1,000 x 12 = 12,000 x 10years = 120,000k when you hit 30 years old. Your savings will also so grow in the ISA account, which you get the interest on every month, about £450 free aswell as your monthly wage.

Personal development? Remember many of us grew up in immigrant home namely from Africa, where parents don't believe in any of those things, they don't even believe in mental health, education is the core and the root and the focus at the expense of all else!

The KZfaq suggestions did work. My old man didn’t allow us to have a car whilst at home. People hearing that were confused but he was right in terms of it being a money pit. I got my house and car together when I moved out.

These are FACTS! Take advantage of the spent at home. Develop yourself. Learn how to make money!

Amazing video! I'm 23, I do live at home ( very blessed and appreciative ) I have noticed peers and friends in a very similar situation as myself, Squandering this position of privilege, How do you give people around you a nudge in the right direction financially without coming across ignorant? Love the talking points and outlook, Thank you.

This man is saying everything that we need to hear.

I'm loving your recent advice videos, thank you for sharing your wisdom please continue to share ☺️

Very good advice, thanks for sharing.

The reality of modern living has put many of these milestones you speak about out of reach for many people. There is a huge lack of upward mobility in the UK. It's great if people can live happily and peacefully with their parents to save, but I would say that's a minority esp of bp. There is an expectation that you financially contribute, a regression to teenhood where there is a parent vs child struggle and a stunting of growth for most people. I have seen more people flourish via leaving home than those who stay. Staying in the nest can also put a huge financial burden on parents making the family less well off as a result, not to mention the mental tension on everyone involved. I'd agree that you can stay at home if life is set up like that for you,but that isn't the reality for the majority esp not in black family homes where there is a v definite hierarchy and a what-i-say-goes stance from parents.

Very important lessons for our youth! Thanks for sharing Ely!

Skills, saving for the future, studying? Nah, these new folks will blame inflation, cost of living and raclsm

Thanks for this video. The advice and instruction here is much appreciated :)

Thank you, Elly that's the advice I needed cause I'm in a similar situation right now and your advice is what I exactly needed.

Sound advice.

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Good advice.👌🏽

Intergenerational family living is great as long as the young folks are pulling their weight and making and keeping a decent amount of money to invest , 😊

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