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I'm only 24 and I've started. I have the military equivalent to a 401 K, I have a monthly allotment into a savings account. I think if you're posing the question, then you should go ahead and start.
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Absolutely, the sooner the better. But whatever age it is never to late to begin.
I recommend reading a great book called Smart Women Finish Rich by David Bach. I think you will find that it covers most of the topics regarding retirement, saving for emergencies and planning for your dreams. On my internet show The Pia Lord Show, I did a series called SMART WOMEN AND MEN where I review the book in 15 short videos and cover important topics in accompanying articles. The book seems a little dated in some sections, but all of the techniques and tools that he discusses and that I talk about are still very useful for retirement planning. All the best to you in health, wealth, friendship and prosperity. Pia Lord |
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ASAP, you never know when the worse strikes ( health, accident ). Saving must be something you plan since you start your first job, then gradually you make it to retirement.
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I think you should start contributing at least 5% of your income to a 401k plan in your 20's. Keep in mind, 401k deductions from your paycheck are "pre-tax" - so you're not paying social security or medicare taxes on your contributions.
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As soon as possible. If you can afford it right now, do it. Why aren't you earning money right now?
If you have the money, study the best options your country can offer. You can earn money right now and have a 'cushion of money' if you experience problems in the future. Go for it! |
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Hehe ASAP..........just make sure you do your homework!
if you start in your late teens early twenties it almost doesnt make a difference if you dont invest through out your 30's 40's ect. thats how much starting early matters.
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i think that the earliest you start planning your pension the better of you'd be at a later age....
you'll need to allocate a smaller portion of your funds the younger you are in order to acheive the same financial goals... problem is that most young persons do not think about retirement till they are around mid 30's.... |
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