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Get Robin Hood. Invest in ETF of S&P500, MSCI World et al. Better than any savings account, you need some patience though.
Barclays has a Dream Account savings product. 1.05% plus 2.5% on interest earned per period.
You are eligible for Roth contribution at any income level. Google Back Door Roth IRA. Brand name brokerages will help you do it. Open a Traditional IRA for 1 day. Move $5500 in, then transfer it to Roth IRA. Be sure to close the Traditional IRA after.
Put 5-10k in an index fund. Historically, if you just mimic the index, you will on average make more on returns after 5-10 years than you would investing and bearing risks in average stock
FYI I posted a similar post and Reddit and got the advice that if you're saving for something in the next 3-5 years, you should put savings into a CD/HY savings acct. It seems like interest rates aren't going up anytime soon, so I think a CD or a few (CD laddering) might be the answer.
All about your risk tolerance. I'm happy renting for several years if the market (and 50% of my down payment) tanks tomorrow. My life wouldn't substantially change and I'd only invest more. When the market bounces back in 1-2 years, I'll be 🤑
Also should I have more savings accts for things that are longer term aspirations like a wedding, a house, etc.? Or just invest and pull out money when needed?
Probably your preference and time horizons. I have a few accounts for specific purposes (down payment, travel, emergency, etc), but you could lump together if you trust yourself not to allow scope creep haha I'd recommend your investments be entirely driven by the expected time you'll need your money back. The longer until the event, the riskier you can get. Start with broad-based ETFs and work your way into more sophisticated options as you have the due diligence time.
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If you want to cover the loss of the Roth, look at a variable universal life policy, or something similarly tax advantaged
Roth 401k or standard?
HSA