There is no meaning to life, other than what you choose to have meaning for you.
For some people meaning is having a shiny new Anaconda.
For some people meaning is working for world peace.
For some people meaning is a pointless concept.
You decide.
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With respect to the point(s) you made about people living on debt, or working meaningless jobs, or whatever - Epicurus the philosopher answered some of those questions very well in about 300BC. He argues that people wish to obtain material possessions or wealth or power in order to protect themselves and their loved ones from the misfortunes of life. Some of those people make a mistake and confuse the ends for the means: they think that it's no longer sufficient to have enough money to survive well - the must have more, more, more,
all the money! Epicurus points out that this is a mistake, since life will always bring us ultimately up against things for which no amount of money or power is sufficient to protect us (a heart attack, an asteroid, cancer, whatever) His view was that wisdom consisted of examining ones life and one's wants and establishing a balance between how one spends one's time as one wishes, and how one spends one's time as necessary. His philosophy would best be described as this:
The key to life is low expectations (- Ray Wylie Hubbard)
I would paraphrase that and respond to your question about meaning thus:
Your meaning is what you make of it, so choose something you can meaningfully accomplish.