I got a divorce at age 30. Late birthday present for myself. I could have cleaned out our bank account and kept everything, but that's not who I am. I had over $34K in my Roth IRA as backup. (He couldn't touch that even with a judge's order.) I had it before we got married.

Thinking back at age 30, it was rough. I survived, though!

All of the above. lol

At my age all of the above are the least of my worries. Buckle up youngins the real fun starts about 20 years later.

Thirty was thirty years ago. Anxiety hadn't kicked in, at least not high gear. I was still playing and coaching soccer so the extra weight hadnt come and added back pain (plus I had yet to spend 20 some summers doing masonry - school break). Had the money....kids young. Knee pain, yep, soccer.

I’d put off having kids till my 30’s in order to finish building a house for them. It worked, the kids are alright

Did not expected this much response but I am glad guys are venting out. It is healthy.

$100?

Yeah right, tell us another one, PLEASE.

1. about the ONLY time I ACTUALLY have $100 in my pocket is on Pension Day,
2. I've have knee pain ( Arthritis), ankle, foot and hip pain since I was about 25 years old thanks to a drunken driver,
3. had that for longer than I care to remember, at least 35 to 40 years,
4. back pain, born with it since I have Spina Bifida , a lesser level than most suffers I glad to say, plus 3 damaged discs in my Lumbar Spine, and Yes, at my age, not only do things like muscles get a wee bit saggy and tend to droop earthward but your closest friend and his 2 companions also do as wel....LOL.

I just got back from a deployment and separated from my ex-wife a week before my 30th. She'd closed our bank account, and left me with a car to live in, a car she hadn't made a payment on the entire time I had been gone.

I didn't have the $100 or even an account.

Affirmative on the knee pain, I'd just spent spring and summer wandering the desert with 125 pounds of crap.

I had enough anxiety to make up for the $100.

I only had one major bout with back pain. It came out of nowhere, immobilized me for 3 days, and disappeared. I never had anything even remotely close to that before and nothing more than occasional stiffness since.

Nos 2, 3 and 4 are completely unnecessary, Jerry.

I am 81 and I have never had knee pain, very little anxiety (one can not go through life with out it), always had money in my account and had back surgery but still have occasional back issues but not enough to mention or complain about. Life is good.