Hello all,
I'm a single mid-20's attorney in California. I stumbled onto this site a few days ago and have learned quite a bit from browsing the forum.
Here is my situation: I finished law school with no debt, have maxed out my 401k and have opened a taxable account with Vanguard. I contribute a few thousand to the Vanguard account every month.
What else should I be doing in terms of setting myself up for the future?
As I've maxed out my tax-advantaged space, I've been thinking of taking a part-time federal job (say at a local commissary) for investing/TSP purposes. Any thoughts on this? Can someone hold a full-time private sector job and a part-time federal job? If I were to go the part-time federal route, all of that part-time income would go to TSP.
I'm a single mid-20's attorney in California. I stumbled onto this site a few days ago and have learned quite a bit from browsing the forum.
Here is my situation: I finished law school with no debt, have maxed out my 401k and have opened a taxable account with Vanguard. I contribute a few thousand to the Vanguard account every month.
What else should I be doing in terms of setting myself up for the future?
As I've maxed out my tax-advantaged space, I've been thinking of taking a part-time federal job (say at a local commissary) for investing/TSP purposes. Any thoughts on this? Can someone hold a full-time private sector job and a part-time federal job? If I were to go the part-time federal route, all of that part-time income would go to TSP.