/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.56203642]

I have $3,000 saved. I'm already doing a good job of saving my money. How can I improve this?

[Anonymous No.56203666]

>>56203642
Good job, now do that 333 more times and you have a million. Know that I believe in you, anon

[Anonymous No.56203677]

invest in yourself

[Anonymous No.56203766]

Bet it all on Red

[Anonymous No.56205230]

>>56203642
Set up an Avalanche node fren
free money for doing absolutely nothing
>t. retired for 2 years, currently operating 2 nodes

[Anonymous No.56207145]

>>56203642
Keep saving, how bout that?

[Anonymous No.56207574]

>>56203642
>make more money
>spend less money
>buy assets with an roi to have more money later

[Anonymous No.56207604]

>>56207574
incredible
tell me more

[Anonymous No.56207773]

>>56203642
Keep at $1000 in a high yield savings account. That's your emergency fund in case anything bad happens (flat tire, medical issue, unexpected tax payment, that kind of thing. Emergencies only!)

With the remaining $2000, pay off any credit card debt you have. That will give you higher returns than any stocks. If you have no credit card debt, pay off your auto debt.

Once your auto debt is paid off, start investing in a retirement account. Go to Fidelity, Charles Schwab, or Vanguard and make yourself an IRA.

Fund that account as best you can and buy safe index and mutual funds.

Once you're maxing out your retirement account, then you can start thinking about investing in real estate or a bigger stock portfolio or starting a business.

[Anonymous No.56207816]

>>56207773
Don't post Dave Ramsey bait.
OP just start reading and watching and never bet more than 1% of your savings on a trade until you're comfortable

[Anonymous No.56207827]

>>56203766
wrong - black