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@cookie1720 Yes that's a good move. Don't be too hard on her and tell her not to be too hard on herself. It's painful enough to get scammed. As long as she learnt her lesson and know how to prevent future occurrences then that's good enough.

@cookie1720 sorry to hear that - there's scammers everywhere and its very easy to fall prey because the scammers can be really convincing and they prey on your fear (and not being able to think logically anymore because of that). As a daughter you should consider just not "harping" or nagging...

@mtbking30 Yup agreed. I do that too and I call my guilt free spending as "fun money"

@mtbking30 Agree - he gives some good advice - mostly on psychological side. the important thing is not about what kind of investment to go for etc - it's to just start saving early and let compound interest take care of the rest. Automate your savings, have a target, but in between do enjoy...

@ashfur you should at least have some enjoyment at your place of work and if you're feeling burnout - get another job, even with a lower pay (not too low obviously) - if it's a good one with a good boss / colleagues your time will pass very quickly and you probably wont feel burnt out - even if...