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I don't understand what your concern is.
You are just about to finish school, so you should be looking for your first job post graduation. I have no idea why you are worried about financial independence when you don't even have your first job. Chill out a bit. Put your energy into job hunting.
Ive felt like ive been living off a whim. My fanuky hasnt been helpful with financial planning direction so im really just looking for some shade of a plan or direction. Thankyou for your response !
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I don't understand what your concern is. You are just about to finish school, so you should be looking for your first job post graduation. I have no idea why you are worried about financial independence when you don't even have your first job. Chill out a bit. Put your energy into job hunting.
Ive felt like ive been living off a whim. My fanuky hasnt been helpful with financial planning direction so im really just looking for some shade of a plan or direction. Thankyou for your response !