I invest for retirement in 2 accounts: my 401k and my Roth IRA. Here are the differences: 1. 401K: This is an investment account you will open through your employer, and you will contribute pre-tax income. This money will grow over the next few decades, and you will pay taxes when you withdraw a

The main stock that I invest in at 22 years old is VOO: The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF. ETF stands for Exchange Traded Fund, which is essentially a grouping of stocks that track an index (like the S&P 500). These are great because you get exposure (i.e. you own little pieces) of all the compa

If you are ever feeling broke and wondering where all your money is going each paycheck... it might be because of these two habits. 1. Paying Yourself Last: Instead of spending all your money and then saving/investing whatever is leftover... do it the other way around! Pay yourself FIRST. This

I absolutely love these podcasts! They are all so helpful for learning more about personal finance concepts. I also love that each of these are run by women! It's so nice and relatable to hear first hand how these women have changed their financial game. They each give such great advice and

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