Food for thought
Reading Paul's junk mail over breakfast produces this:
For better or worse, that's not how things worked out. So now what?
"Yet experts say it's critical to start saving when you are young. By starting in your 20s, you can harness the power of time and compound interest. Even if you have to scale back your contribution in your 30s when you have family expenses, that first decade of savings can make a huge difference when it comes to retirement." (emphasis added)Investment and 401(k) planning aside, I think this is the first time junk mail has agreed with my sensibilities...
For better or worse, that's not how things worked out. So now what?
posted by Fourbank at 9:10 AM
1 Comments:
Right, how am I supposed to save money when I don't have enough money each month to cover the bills?
The only people who can save money are the ones who are already rich and don't need to save money.
*growls*
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