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First, congrats and great job. Second, you have the right mentality which is a great start. I’d suggest you have about 30k emergency fund then max 401 and IRA. Anything else you put away is a bonus. If you can keep that up you’ll be in phenomenal shape at 50.
Save as much as you can before you pay for housing. And thank your parents. I was very jealous of everyone living at home. Huge saving advantage in those first years. you seem to be using it well - great job.
Yes I’m really excited to be able to splurge on their Christmas gifts for the first time! I was going to aim for 3k/month in savings after 401k and general expenses
1. Max your ROTH 401k. Put everything in the SP500 index fund.
2. Save what you would have otherwise pay in rent in a "moving out" fund.
3. Save 10% of your paycheck for emergencies.
Enjoy the rest. Dont get into debt.
EY1 you should call EY Navigate (fiancial planning) and get an asset allocation done for you based on your risk tolerance. It's free for all of us and done by CFPs (Certified Financial Planners).
But yes, 36 is still young, am 35 and am 40% SP500, 30% Small Cap, 30% international.... but am a high risk taker and have real estate and stuff also on the side. I also dont mind driving Uber if shit hits the fan.
Keep doing exactly what you’re doing. Just make sure you keep some % of salary in a high yield savings account (emergency fund). Otherwise continue to invest in post-401k index funds. Look into back door Roth IRA as well if you’re comfortable.
Right now I maxed 401k first year, and am at about 51k in fidelity index funds. In my checking acc I’ve got 2.5k as I’ve been spending less than my monthly goal lately.
If I want 1 year expenses in my emergency fund then I think I’ve got it covered, does it make sense to have it lumped all together in index funds?
Going to stay living at home until the summer when my friends wanna go apartment hunting so at that point rent will become a big expense
My parents are immigrants and their only advice is max 401k and save as much as humanly possible with the rest, but I’m a little overwhelmed to be honest. Living at home, currently spend about 1000/month on food/transport/little things for myself
I don’t see IRA above. If you feel like you’ll make a lot more money in the future, then consider the Roth IRA.
Were you in Audit and then switch to industry?
What if you’re considered high income? For example if you’re going to withdraw over 120k a year?
Are you in consulting/advisory? Don’t know how you can make 115k in audit or tax coming out of undergrad...
Quit advisory