“Paying yourself first means saving before you do anything else,” says David Blaylock, CFP® with LearnVest Planning Services. “Try and set aside a certain portion of your income the day you get paid before you spend any discretionary money. Most people wait and only save what’s left over—that’s paying yourself last.”
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Retirement Series: Why Teenagers and Young Adults Should Think About Retirement.
Young people have a lot to think about – studying hard, chatting on their phones with friends, getting a part-time job, figuring out post-secondary education. But retirement?
Diana Rae CPA 