[ SECRET POST #4167 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4167 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Advice!

[kaijinscendre]

I've got like $4000 in my Checking account and $1000 in my Savings right now. So I will switch some over. And start adding more.

Re: Advice!

[shortysc22]

The other thing to look into is the vesting schedule of your 401k policy. What this means is that your company will match a certain percentage but you don't get this full percentage until you've been with the company a certain number of years.

When I switched jobs, it was a nightmare trying to figure out how long I had worked there (I was part time at first and transitioned to full time) and how much I was vested. Then trying to transfer the money out of the company's 401K into a traditional IRA that I control (the company wasn't going to pay the expenses if I wasn't working there)

Basically, balance everything but stick with what you can afford. And save. Always have a good savings. Look around at different banking options.

Re: Advice!

[kaijinscendre]

I am great at saving money. I am a penny pincher.

Re: Advice!

[(Anonymous)]

Usually when people say savings, they mean any liquid cash in your accounts. Checking/Savings would both count as savings meaning "money-on-hand that you could in theory spend immediately," - as opposed to money tied up in retirement accounts or real estate or things like that. So you've got $5000 in savings, technically. :P