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1) When Does a software engineer start financial planning for retirement since the our Career span is only 15-20 years on average.
2) How much and which schemes to invest to mitigate the risk?
3) How much do we need for retirement?
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It depends. There are some decent travel benefits that may be more relevant depending on your existing loyalties, and your preferred travel partners.
Already have an Amex plat and/or another travel card? If so there may be less utility. When I explored it the benefits weren’t significant enough to switch - I carry a United Club and Amex Platinum which provide enough overlapping benefits that I wasn’t going to get $600 of value. YMMV.
That's where my analysis is leading me as well
I’ve looked into FoundersCard myself, and it can be worthwhile depending on your specific needs. Just to clarify—it’s not a credit card, but a membership programme offering perks like travel discounts, exclusive networking events, and business services—great if you travel often or want access to a curated entrepreneur community.
That said, there are other cards and memberships out there offering similar or even better benefits, sometimes with lower fees or more flexible terms—like the American Express Business Platinum or certain premium travel cards.
It’s not a magic bullet; the membership fee needs to be justified by how much you’ll actually use the benefits. If you’re mostly local or don’t travel much, you might not get full value.
For researching alternatives, sites like NerdWallet, The Points Guy, and Credit Karma offer detailed comparisons of business and travel credit cards. Checking forums like Reddit’s r/Entrepreneur or r/PersonalFinance can also provide real-user insights. Comparing these alongside FoundersCard benefits will help you find the best fit.
Overall, it’s worth considering if the perks align with your lifestyle and business habits. Have you checked whether the benefits match your priorities?