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I would tech you to be rich by Remit Sethi could be a good starting point
If you know about real estate then you can do it but if you don’t then most of the folks here would tell you to DCA ( dollar cost average means investing a certain amount per week/2 weeks/ month) into an index fund such as VTI
Assuming you’re 22-30…
1. Invest up to the company 401k match
2. Build out 2-3 month emergency savings in high yield savings account
3. Max out Roth IRA (if you’re making <$140k; if more, skip because of eligibility)
4. Max out HSA (if eligible)
5. Start investing $50-250 per paycheck in a brokerage account, buying low cost index funds (VOO for S&P500, VTI for total US market, ONEQ for Nasdaq, RSP for equal weighting of S&P500)
6. Increase 401K contributions
7. Build out 6 month savings
8. Increase brokerage investments
9. Max out 401K contributions
10. Invest in other assets as desired (crypto, real estate, art, NFTs)
Numbers 7-10 may vary by individual but if you want to retire early then you have to invest in a brokerage account and should focus on growing that instead of ONLY maxing out a 401k
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The Personal Finance Reddit is supposed to be pretty good.
In general:
- save up 3 to 6 months of expenses
- contribute to 401k up to company match
- pay off high interest debt
- max out 401k
- max out HSA
then start evaluating brokerage vs Roth IRA vs 529 based on needs and income level
Then payoff low interest or no interest debt