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Well there are options like buying stocks every time you receive your salary, and this is after studying on certain stocks to buy and understanding the trajectory, it should help.
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I appreciate the suggestion. I’ll explore the available stock purchase options.
leveraging 401K/RRSP contribution matches by employers, using health/wellness spending accounts, leveraging other paramedical coverages: therapy (physical or mental), massage, wellness (vitamins, treatments, shots, etc.) or other ancillary benefits. Employee perks and discount programs if your company offers them.
From a salary perspective specifically: paying yourself first - Monthly expense fund (rent/mortgage, bills, food), investing money, savings money and then living off what's left over. Rather than living off the larger amount, spending unnecessarily or accumulating debt.
Appreciating Investments like real estate, Gold/silver, stocks, ETFs or mutual funds, crypto (riskier but still an investment). This is not investing advice - you'll still want to consult a professional.
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This is well said and thank you for the insight . I will look into this