A young Aussie has revealed her $300,000 plan to be able to beat the worsening housing crisis.
A young Aussie has revealed her $300,000 plan to buy a property in Sydney without her parents help and stay “locked in” to the housing market.Samantha, 23, works full-time in banking and part-time in casual admin istration on the weekend. She’s one of a growing number of young people who are working multiple jobs in order to save for a house deposit.
So, on Saturdays, which are usually a sacred time of rest for office workers, she works in a casual admin role starting at 8.30am. It’s not ideal, but she’s motivated. To prevent herself from being locked out of the property market, she’s stayed living at home and is goal orientated. She’s attempting to save 80 per cent of her income and has set herself a staggering savings goal.
“Initially, $300,000 seems like an overwhelming amount to save, but it becomes more tangible when broken down into smaller monthly goals. This way, I can sustainably reach my goals without having to overwork myself,” she said.She wants to save $300,000. Picture: TikTok/saampaii “The hardest thing about working so much is that I have limited free time. This means that I have had to be intentional about scheduling in time for my family and friends. I’ve also learnt that it is extremely important to set aside time to rest and for self-care to avoid burnout,” she said.
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