In this video, ill go over all my new money goals for the end of 2021 and the beginning of 2022. I have made the goals slightly difficult and lofty to reach but I am doing this so that it will cause me to push extra hard to reach the goals I have set to become more financially independent. Here I will discuss growing my wife’s cosmetology business, setting up a SEP IRA for her, budgeting consistently and accurately, paying off remaining private loans, and much more! thank you to all my repeated viewers who come by and support me on this journey to becoming financially free and potentially retiring early with some Passive income to boot. lol
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I think these are very attainable goals. It really motivated me to start thinking about my goals
I love your pepper business idea. You can tell it is a business built from passion! My husband and I combined bank accounts and it was a growing experience but now I feel like a true partnership! One quarter left in the year and I can see you checking many things off this list! Finish strong!!!!
If your intrest chews away what your earning in the Roth IRA your losing money, student loans are also compounding!
I contribute to my Roth because it gains on average 8% a year and my loan interests are lower then 5%
I think you should keep trying to pay off those student loans. I don't want this to sound bad, but the amount of student loans you have is terrifying. And if the interest rate is over 5%, it makes sense to get that out of the way. And while the Roth is great, getting out from under those student loan payments will be so freeing for you. I, myself, have put off a Roth account just to focus on getting debt free, minus the house. I expect to contribute to my Roth in 2022. But I only have about $15,000 to pay off, so the end is in sight for me. Besides, you contributing to your 401K is sufficient for now while you pay off debt. I do agree that Eden does need to start saving, so getting that Roth IRA or SEP IRA set up would be beneficial for her. You can set up both, but there are limits on contributions, so just keep those in mind.