*Cathy McDowell*Doing Great
I plan to keep depositing too. Maybe by the time I retire, I can actually retire. 5 years ago
I plan to keep depositing too. Maybe by the time I retire, I can actually retire. 5 years ago
I have the opposite problem. Right now, while I can still live at home, I’ve been saving up for college and a car to get me there. But, even with these reasons for motivation, I hate to spend money! Rarely do I go out somewhere and really see something I can’t walk away without. My Grandpa says I have a sensitive pocketbook. Good luck with this, it’s worth doing! 5 years ago
I have been doing this and then I try to forget it’s there.
I need to save money. I spend enough!! 5 years ago
I just logged onto 43things and saw this goal about depositing money into savings so I went and logged into my savings and deposited. I probably wouldn’t have if I hadn’t seen it in front of me. 5 years ago
This time I need to leave it alone.
Just as soon as it increases to a rather large amount, I find something to spend that money on so I always withdraw it.
I’ll try harder this time to leave it alone. 5 years ago
...since completely depleting my entire savings over the past 2 1/2 years ( $22,000) and going into some serious debt, ( $15,000),,,,and with finally getting some paying jobs in the past 3 months,,,,I set up an auto-transfer from my checking into my Roth IRA at the beginning of the month…
It’s not much, just $17, but its a start, and an amount i wont miss. Any bonuses or Xmas $$ will go into that account as well. As the olde cliche goes: pay yourself first. Even with all my debt, i know i also have to start first with building up the Nest Egg. the Rainy Day / slush fund…..
A small start, but a start….!6 years ago
That will rise substantially (like, by a factor of 8) when I finish clearing my debt.
About $194.79 at current exchange rates, in case you were wondering.6 years ago