Recently, a post-00 girl used a personal deposit of 100,000 yuan to live a minimalist retirement life in advance, which set off a heated discussion on the Internet. This girl's approach is to cleverly use bank interest to make a living, control daily expenses within 5 yuan a day, and achieve the financial freedom that everyone dreams of. Her approach not only amazed netizens, but also discussed the pressure faced by young people today and the topic of finding a more suitable lifestyle for themselves.
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This post-00s girl is 25 years old this year, and she has accumulated 100,000 yuan in personal savings after working for 5 years. In the face of the ever-changing world and the pressure of work and life every day, she gradually became tired of this high-speed pace of life. So, she made up her mind to quit her job and use the savings to live on bank interest and live a simple retirement.
To do this, she calculates the monthly interest she can earn and streamlines her expenses. For example, renting a small house for only 800 yuan a month, eating no more than 5 yuan a day, and making all the necessities by yourself or exchanging second-hand goods. In this way, she only needs to withdraw about 3,000 interest per month to cover her expenses. In this way, she hopes to get rid of the pressure of work and life and live freely.
Her life diary sparked heated discussions soon after it was released. Netizens have expressed their approval of her concept of pursuing a simple life, and they also envy her for realizing her dream of financial freedom. As she said, "Life is too stressful, and I want to live a different way." In today's increasingly competitive society, young people are under increasing pressure to work and study. They are eager to find a way of life that they can adapt to.
100,000, the interest for a year is less than 2,000.
I have a deposit of 100,000. I'm straight to the
I don't dare to say that I have a car and a house for 2 million
100,000 can live... Teach me I can't do it anymore
Of course, some netizens questioned whether 100,000 yuan was really enough for her to maintain such a life for a long time. Whatever the outcome, however, the girl's approach has heralded a new trend — that the younger generation is looking for a life where they don't have to go with the flow. They want to be in charge of their lives, not necessarily in thankless jobs, and live at their own pace and ideas.
With the development of technology, more new ways of life will emerge. Perhaps young people in the future will pursue more spiritual and psychological satisfaction, and will no longer attach too much importance to material assessments. Whether a retirement life of 100,000 yuan is feasible remains to be confirmed, but this post-00s girl has undoubtedly opened a window away from the hustle and bustle for them and inspired us to understand new forms of life. Perhaps we should learn from her, change our thinking, and seek a freer and unfettered path for ourselves.