Saving for Retirement (And Why You Should Start ASAP)

Once you have your high interest debt under control, as we discussed in Part 2 of the series, it’s time to start thinking about the future. When you’re 24 (or even 34), retirement seems like a ridiculously long time away. And, unless you’re retiring early thanks to some extreme frugal weirdo actions, it is! But even if you’re not planning to retire until a more traditional age than Mrs. FW and I, you’ll still want to get started as soon as possible in order to retire comfortably.

via 401ks Are Your Friend: Demystifying Personal Finance Part 3 – Frugalwoods.

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