Friday, September 24, 2010
Retirement Savings Tips For 18- To 24-Year-Olds
Though I recently left this age group, I feel that having a solid financial backbone is important for young investors, students and anyone else that intends to retire one day. I found an article with tips for budgeting, credit cards, insurance information and a whole manner of other subjects. Many of these tips, if followed, will help you start off on the right foot and maybe avoid the pitfalls many of us are experiencing in a tough economy like the one we are living in today. I hope this article helps a few people!
Find the article HERE.
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Budgeting,
Credit Cards,
Insurance,
Retirement,
Students,
Young Investor
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The information in this did not seem too dated - hopefully it helps more than a few of you! :D Let me know what you think!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips!
ReplyDeletecute advice sir
ReplyDeleteYou have a good thing going here :)
ReplyDeleteI wish I had started investing at 18... if i did i'd be retired today instead of just independently wealthy but still working...
ReplyDeletei have retired all my money in a bank that closed, lost all my savings :(
ReplyDeletethis looks awesome :D
ReplyDeletegreat post
ReplyDeleteNice information there, thanks!
ReplyDeleteBah, my country doesn't offer so many good services :-/
ReplyDeleteCool Story Bro!;)
ReplyDeleteill be dead by 50, fuck saving now!
ReplyDeletenice post!
ReplyDeleteLol this wasn't very helpful in my opinion
ReplyDeleteI wish I would have started managing my money at a younger age. I am paying for it now.
ReplyDeletealways rent at a young age you dont want to be tired down to debt
ReplyDeleteIm too young to start saving, maybe in a few years...
ReplyDeleteThis is very important information, thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks man i fall in that category i'll check this out!
ReplyDeleteIm 23, been saving for my retirement since 20!
ReplyDeleteIt's an important topic! Good job!
Wow, very helpful article. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThinking about retiring at this age is depressing :(
ReplyDeleteWow, you spend alot of time probably on this !
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Already working on mine. I drop off 5% of every check into a medium yield savings account. Better safe then sorry.
ReplyDeleteI'm 25, I should really start saving to be honest. I've always been a really big "All-in" type of person though, which generally leads to failure of epic proportions.
ReplyDeletei need money for when im older.
ReplyDeletethx man, I´ll start going to an university in a month, and these tipps are really helpful for me :)
ReplyDeleteit can be so hard to save money thanks this really helped.
ReplyDeleteinvest wisely i always say.
ReplyDelete10% of a paycheck should be saved.
ReplyDeleteEither into a Roth IRA or if your company has it a 401(k) that they match.
It's good to start early, years ago someone told me you need at least a million to retire safely, which is difficult these days I'm sure.
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this was useful
ReplyDeleteThis was very useful!
ReplyDeleteI'll keep this in mind.
very good tips mate. i like to follow u.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update!
ReplyDeletemuch appreciated
ReplyDeletenice tipps appreciated
ReplyDeletesupp you ;)
yup, it's definitely something everyone should atleast look into.
ReplyDeletei started an IRA when i was 18 and started working, but when i quit work and started going to college after a couple years, i closed the IRA, then needed cash for school, so i used the money that was in it.
now that i'm done with school, i can't find a job, not even the old job i had before i went to school :\
I definitely need to learn how to save >_<
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ReplyDeleteKeep it up man!
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