Im starting this off with, "It is what it is." and with that said, its always time to move forward.
Newbie here. Actually I have been going to this website since I was 24 years old thinking and educating myself on retirement and life insurance. Luckily, my interest came while working briefly for a financial company that taught me about financial freedom and eliminating debt. In a nut shell, I don't work anything close to financial matters.
I am 33 and have a pretty good career ahead of me.
Heres are few other things .....
(1) As of yesterday, I, ME, Myself is at ZERO credit card debt. Well maybe I am lying. My partner and I do share a CC that has a somewhat balance on it of $1,800 and change....and its only at this balance from a recent vacation. To be paid off within 2 months. Kinda splurged. Well deserved.
(2) My goals for this year is to start a freakin retirement! Im late! and I have no idea where to start. I been in school the last decade so its time to really make this GOAL REAL. PLEASE and THANK YOU.
(3) hmmmm...what else. I have no car payment, pay little rent, monthly bills seem to be in order and I probably spend too much eating out.
Need to check out for now...
It s what it is....
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As far as I know my job does offer a 401K but does not match. I did not jump into the 401K because I was thinking of my job transitions within the next year or so. I was also unsure about wanting to have a 401K with this employer. Maybe something outside...
I have some savings now.
I also have some student debt which is approx 36K. I have a low payment going to them right now.
Thanks for the welcome and support.
February 3rd, 2017 at 09:13 pm 1486156426
Start that retirement account immediately so you can reap the benefits when you are older. Even if you don't have matching at work or can't do a full amount, compound interest is your friend!