QuikStang03Mach
Confused about dryer sheets
- Joined
- Aug 2, 2008
- Messages
- 7
Hi all,
Well I am 23 and a year into my "career". I share the same dream as everyone else and want to retire early. It seems that most people my age do not plan for the future, yet alone retirement until its too late. In 23 years I have realized that experience is the best teacher and wanted to know your opinions on things I can do. Every financial guru on the televison speaks of planning for retirement young - well here I am.
I already have a mutual fund, traditional IRA, roth IRA and at my next employer will take advantage of the 403b match, also recently purchased ford stock)). IRAs are both through ING. I have built up a nice little nest egg while working full time and living with the parents for the past year. Hate to say it, but im really in no hurry to leave the nest. I have a good thing going. Mainly I have been in and out of CDs (next matures in Dec and is at 4.7%) and have been socking it away in an HSBC online savings.
Market is "down" now and I am thinking of putting some money into the roth because of it. I am babbling on now--- really just looking for some ideas.
Thanks
Well I am 23 and a year into my "career". I share the same dream as everyone else and want to retire early. It seems that most people my age do not plan for the future, yet alone retirement until its too late. In 23 years I have realized that experience is the best teacher and wanted to know your opinions on things I can do. Every financial guru on the televison speaks of planning for retirement young - well here I am.
I already have a mutual fund, traditional IRA, roth IRA and at my next employer will take advantage of the 403b match, also recently purchased ford stock)). IRAs are both through ING. I have built up a nice little nest egg while working full time and living with the parents for the past year. Hate to say it, but im really in no hurry to leave the nest. I have a good thing going. Mainly I have been in and out of CDs (next matures in Dec and is at 4.7%) and have been socking it away in an HSBC online savings.
Market is "down" now and I am thinking of putting some money into the roth because of it. I am babbling on now--- really just looking for some ideas.
Thanks