lolskrub8
lolskrub8 t1_iyemdmd wrote
Start building up passive streams of income. You should keep a safety net anywhere from 3 months to a year of income (I’m sure you can find more concrete values on this sub) and everything else should be invested into some sort of passive income earner for retirement. I’d personally recommend starting an investment account. Unfortunately you don’t have a lot of time for the interest to start accruing, but it sounds like you have a good amount saved already so congrats on that!
Honestly it sounds like you could use a financial advisor. There’s a special type you want to get, called a fiduciary, which long story short essentially means companies can’t pay them to push certain brands, so they act solely in your best interest. Don’t take the advice of random strangers on the internet too seriously, 100% your best course of action is speaking to a professional.
I would ask them about IRAs, investment opportunities, and how to manage your savings to effectively prepare for retirement. Best of luck!
lolskrub8 t1_iyeo27v wrote
Reply to comment by scarletpetunia in Best way to retire by age 65 given these financials? by [deleted]
Sounds like a good plan. Be safe out there. And anyone on here who tries to message you personally likely is trying to scam you. Don’t let your good work go to waste, we’re all strangers here and a healthy distance is important on the internet.