First-time poster here!
I currently work at a non-profit organization and participate in the 403(B) plan, contributing 5% of my annual salary. After graduating from grad school 4 years ago, I've somehow managed to save up ~65K despite not living at home and living in a big city, paying crazy rent, etc. Most of the money is sitting in a high yield savings account right now.
I don't have student loans, car loans or any other debt. As I'm turning 28 in two weeks (woot woot! Leo season!), I want to really start actively managing my money, grow my assets and secure a financially comfortable future. I feel like my current savings mostly come from 1) no entertainment 2) low-cost diet 3) minimum purchase in clothing or any other commercial product. As I move forward with my life, I would like to be able to take a break from this lifestyle and just be more financially intelligent.
I guess my questions are how to start investing, what are some helpful tools, what kind of mindset should I have, etc?
All suggestions, comments or criticisms are welcome and appreciated!
Submitted July 11, 2019 at 09:41PM by roweeeeek https://ift.tt/30tDh30
