Graduating college in a year. I’ve got a part time job, and am building emergency savings, but also have room in my budget to start investing say $50-100 a month. Now I know that you lose money in savings accounts through depreciation/inflation over time, and the sooner I invest the more wealth I build. As I a man desperately trying to work smarter, not harder, here’s the part where I’m tripped up. Is it better to start passively investing that 50-100 now, or continue to save up as I have been and meet with a financial advisor only once I have a full time decent salary job post graduating? A year might not be all that long in the grand scheme of things but I do not want to waste any time energy or money in securing my future well being.
Submitted March 06, 2018 at 07:07PM by Jawline_For_Days http://ift.tt/2FZFrOM
