How To Get Ahead Financially In Your 40s, 50s, 60s and Beyond | Clever Girl Finance
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2023
- You’ve probably seen headlines stating where you “should” be financially according to your age. While these articles can be helpful, they can also be terrifying, especially for those who feel they’ve fallen behind.
But the good news is that no matter where you are financially, it’s never too late to start over, catch up, or become financially sound.
In today's video, join Bola and Yazmir as they talk about tips on how to get ahead financially in your 40s, 50s, 60s, and beyond, no matter where you are financially at the moment
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All I needed to hear is that I can start where I'm at
Thank you for this topic. Retirement is another phase of life.-really encouraging. I am 60 and this helped me change my perspective on retirement.
My employer gives a match of 5% I contribute 6% I also save $800 a month in a work credit union account I think I am going to be ok I started my savings at age 40 I am 52 now I am not where I want to be but having some is better then nothing
My older colleagues laughed at me when I attended a free "planning for retirement" seminar, aged 30. But I would rather know if I am on track BEFORE I get within reach of retirement, so I can alter my behaviour accordingly
This is such a good topic. I’m in my late 40s and have been losing sleep lately and having lots of anxiety around the fact that I’ve waited too long to save for retirement…I feel so much more hopeful now! Thank you!!
Here from Ghana. Thank you
Mrs Bola such an encourager, speaking kind words always❤. Big character trait of an introvert.
Most of us have started late in saving (I started at 40) so this kind of content is sooooooo valuable and relevant! Thank you!!! ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this wonderful information at 57. Things to do, putting in that TSP match, asap.❤
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks! Great topic
Thank you SO MUCH!
I was stuck in the mindset that I waited too late.
First time here, from UK but I have read your books
Good morning from Dayton Ohio
Thank You
Happy Wednesday ladies! Virginia here
Hello, thank you from Nigeria
You look young ,I honestly though it that you are in your earlier 30.Well done !Thank you so much for the encouragement! God bless you❤
Watching from FL ☀️
"Stop living like you are about to die tomorrow." Message received.
This is my husband's favourite saying. "We could die tomorrow" ... but what if we don't?
A lot of people do just that then they start to struggle after retirement & have to get a part time job then they leave their children nothing on top of it
@@Sky-Child Somebody said the same thing to me and I gave them the exact same response
Hi Bola!
Bola, I took your recommendation that after 1000 was saved for emergency to aggressively pay debts.
I have a little more than that. So, I'm paying down debt by the smallest first.
I can't believe I'm going to pay off my first smallest loan in one sum 1,342 with no regret, I feel freedom.from just the decision.
And I'm waiting on your investing and side hustle book.
I have a pension, but I just started the enrollment application for a 401k and 457. Do you recommend an IRA. I'm 50
Rosebud Missouri
First time here. Kim NYC😊
Good day 👋 Antigua 🇦🇬
Very interesting
Glad you think so!
I'm interested in one on one coaching
Invest in EFT or index funds. Roth 401k or Roth IRA - Invest in real estate - If you don't want to buy property, try crowdfunding - for example Fundrise(please know that you will not have access to your money for at least 5 years).
I I have a Roth 401k from my full and part -time jobs. I have a Roth IRA where I invest in ETS and REITS. I also have a Fundrise and Yieldstreet account. My goal is to have at least 100000 in each account and live off of that in retirement.
If you are a beginner investor, I would suggest invest in VOO(Vanguards SP 500). Put 50 to 100 a month if you can. Over time you will see results.
Also if you company offers a Health SAvings Plan for medical expenses, take that option and invest your money.
Great tips. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for these tips! I need all the help I can. Investing makes me nervous but I think I need to educate myself and get over it!
Detroit. MI
Hi Inger Dc.
Cameron
Barbados
Is the 10% or 15% the yearly contribution
California
We are living in different part of the world some people live in the Caribbean that don't have access to different benefit so What can they do?
Ideally you want to apply similar principles and find an equivalent in your country. Speak to people locally that are where you want to be and find out what safe investment vehicles they are using
Eunuce Nigeria
I have retirement fund through my employer, that matches, I increased my contribution by 1% every year. You have to figure out what works for you
Well done!!!