#1 Tip - Get started!
Since the Great Recession, hard-working Americans have been trying to rise above the growing gap between the wealthy and the middle class. With a slowly improving job market and a new age of technology ushering in a promising era, the millennial generation (those born between 1981 and 1996) is struggling to cast off burdening debt, grow in their careers and finally start investing in their futures.
The largest group since the baby boomers, this new generation is facing challenges like stagnant wages, record amounts of debt and strict paycheck-to-paycheck budgets. It can be difficult to look to the future when you can’t see past today. As we head into 2019, perhaps it's time to shift to a new mindset and start preparing for life beyond the workforce. Here are my top 15 tips to help start your new year off saving.
1. Get started.
The best way to get ahead with investing is just to start. You can’t accumulate funds if you don’t set any aside. The longer you wait to start investing for your retirement or your livelihood, the harder it will be to catch up.
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