Current Events > woo, got paid today! it's so nice to see my bank account swell

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treewojima 04/28/17 8:35:59 AM #1:	aaaaaand it's gone <cite>treewojima posted [p:878067286] in woo, got p... [t:75288236]...</cite> <quote>aaaaaand it's gone</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anarchy_Juiblex 04/28/17 8:37:46 AM #2:	lol same. Side note, my stocks are doing well. --- "Tolerance of intolerance is cowardice." ~ Ayaan Hirsi Ali <cite>Anarchy_Juiblex posted [p:878067356] in woo, got p... [t:75288236]...</cite> <quote>lol same. Side note, my stocks are doing well.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Borgnar 04/28/17 8:38:25 AM #3:	100 per check n your savings Don't touch unless you're gonna miss some kinda payment <cite>Borgnar posted [p:878067380] in woo, got p... [t:75288236]...</cite> <quote>100 per check n your savings Don't touch unless you're gonna miss some kinda payment</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
clearaflagrantj 04/28/17 8:43:39 AM #4:	Borgnar posted... 100 per check n your savings Don't touch unless you're gonna miss some kinda payment More like employer 401k/SIMPLE IRA/HSA, or a personal IRA. 1. Build an emergency fund of at least a month's worth of expenses, ideally 3-6 2. Max out 401k/SIMPLE employer match (this is mandatory) 3. Max out HSA if applicable 4. Fully max out 401k/SIMPLE 5. Max out Roth or tIRA 6. Dump the rest in a taxable brokerage account, or save up for big expenses like a car or house. If you have any debts above 5%, pay them off asap after step 1, if they are less than 5%, make minimum payments then pay them off asap after step 4 or 5. tl;dr living below your means is the key to financial freedom. I live on 66% of my paychecks easily. <cite>clearaflagrantj posted [p:878067524] in woo, got p... [t:75288236]...</cite> <quote><cite>Borgnar posted...</cite> <quote>100 per check n your savings Don't touch unless you're gonna miss some kinda payment</quote> More like employer 401k/SIMPLE IRA/HSA, or a personal IRA. 1. Build an emergency fund of at least a month's worth of expenses, ideally 3-6 2. Max out 401k/SIMPLE employer match (this is mandatory) 3. Max out HSA if applicable 4. Fully max out 401k/SIMPLE 5. Max out Roth or tIRA 6. Dump the rest in a taxable brokerage account, or save up for big expenses like a car or house. If you have any debts above 5%, pay them off asap after step 1, if they are less than 5%, make minimum payments then pay them off asap after step 4 or 5. tl;dr living below your means is the key to financial freedom. I live on 66% of my paychecks easily.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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