A 30-year-old software developer in Bengaluru shares his dilemma on Reddit, weighing the risks of a 25-year home loan against the uncertainties of AI-driven job losses. His post has sparked a heated debate on financial stability and real estate investment in India's tech capital.
Bengaluru Real EstateAi Job InsecurityHome Loan RisksProperty OwnershipYoung ProfessionalsReal EstateMay 18, 2025
The main concerns include the uncertainty of job security due to AI-driven job losses, the risk of defaulting on a home loan, and the volatility of the Bengaluru real estate market.
Renting offers flexibility to move back to one’s hometown without financial strings, the ability to rely on a Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) from mutual funds, and the absence of the psychological burden of debt.
The risks include the possibility of defaulting on the loan if one loses their job, the potential for the real estate market to stagnate, and the impact of AI on rental yields, which could depress rental income.
Some users believe that while AI will transform the job landscape, it won’t eliminate jobs entirely. They argue that new roles and opportunities are evolving alongside automation, and the responsibility of repaying a loan can motivate individuals to perform better and seek higher-paying jobs.
The thread highlights the broader anxiety among young professionals about securing financial stability in a future characterized by rapid technological change and the challenges of balancing economic decisions with fears about identity, security, and survival in an automated world.
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