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You need to find out exactly what you have and where
In general I’m not a huge fan of Dave Ramsey because he speaks too generally since he has a large audience. Once you get out of debt his content isn’t as valuable. You are in a place where you could really benefit from him though. Highly suggest reading Total Money Makeover by him. Main thing you’ll get is to actually think through a budget and stick to it in order to pay debt down.
So im asking for tips of where to start sorry didnt have enough space!
You have all the foundations right, don’t worry and allow overwhelm by over thinking. You are directing yourself to higher ed; have clarity on the need to save and plan for the future. Paying down high interest cc is a good move. Find a coach for career move and role fit. What about the job stocks do you want to get a handle on?
Usually employee stocks are provided at a discount and may or may not have a holding period (time you aren’t supposed to sell them without a penalty/fee of some sort). Your employer may have an advisor phone number to understand their policy. Beyond that nuance, these are like any other stocks you may own. And you can choose to hold them long term or sell them for short term gain (not best if you’re in a high income tax bracket)
1. Begin to track spending
2. Build emergency fund
3. Pay high interest cc debt
4. Just focus on 1-3 until situation stabilizes.
Thank you :)
Well, I'd pause on the schooling if you 1. have no clear path with the degree or the value isn't clear and/or 2.You are going greater into debt and not cash flowing at least somewhat. I'd say the Ramsey way would help you right now. You could pause retirement investments and/or sell the stocks as well as maybe look into a lateral move to another company that may be hiring new people higher than what you make now. Use that new income to pay off any debt you do have and if you want to continue school then cash flow it.