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    24 years old going on 25 with no kids, and I want to retire by 45.

    It Security is the concentration I'm looking at for my bachelor's in IT. Well, if only a handful have a master's degree, in terms of education, that's a whole lot less competition to worry about. Yeah, there are other major keys to being successful. Thanks for the advice. Thanks for sharing...
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    24 years old going on 25 with no kids, and I want to retire by 45.

    At the lowest on average, I'm saving 55%, but on average-average, it's closer to 70%. If I kick off the money-gobbling friend to survive on his own with his folks, it'd be like 77.5%-85%. If I eliminate my own bad habits (i.e. the little purchases of food and drink on an almost daily basis), I'd...
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    I want to learn to ski

    ^ Completely agree with the above- go for the special all-in-one packages instead of paying each part separately (each ski lift ticket, equipment rental, lessons, etc.). I will add that going for early season deals, like the very late fall before winter can be some of the best deals ever since...
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    24 years old going on 25 with no kids, and I want to retire by 45.

    Thanks for welcoming me! I know in the title I said 45 as the retirement age, and this may be pessimistic, but I don't feel like I'd retire by then- it may be more like 55. I changed that part of the title to something else. I think that if I aim for a younger age though, the better/harder that...
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    24 years old going on 25 with no kids, and I want to retire by 45.

    24 years old going on 25 with no kids, and I am a newbie to investing! Hi, I'm currently a part-time college student starting from scratch again in terms of school because my associate's degree from a junior career college was merely nationally accredited and almost a complete waste of 30...
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