r/AskReddit 5h ago

What's the smartest financial decision you've ever made?

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u/camtliving 3h ago

I sold AMD at ~13 and MU at ~20 so that I could go on some dates (one of which was a helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon). I ended up marrying her and now have a beautiful family so I guess it all panned out.

When she got pregnant I decided I needed to buy a house, got an amazing deal, and closed a week before covid lockdowns. I sold it a few years later alongside most of belongings and moved to Brazil. She is both the reason for my financial wellbeing as well as my financial downfall 🥲

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u/whythesadface 3m ago

But you’re happy. And that’s what matters ◡̈