at uni with $25k saved - buy a house? 🏡

If you're at uni with $25k in savings, is it worthwhile buying property? Vince Scully joined me to chat about this question from a listener including:

👉the pros and cons to buying now vs later

👉🏿valuing your own human capital

👉🏽how to think about the time spent at uni

👉🏼some ways to think about property buying

👉when to know if property buying is right for you

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