Hi Money Minder,
Hey there! I’m a 32-year-old professional looking for some advice on how to set myself up for a great 40s. So, here’s the deal – I come from a non-traditional background, hustled my way through college and beyond, and now I’m ready to level up.
I’ve always had a good job, kept a roof over my head, and managed to steer clear of major financial responsibilities, besides some credit card debt and personal loans. But now, I’m itching to make more money and eventually buy a house in the DC suburbs (MD and VA are cool too) and live the good life.
After graduating from Temple University and getting my masters from an Ivy League school, I realized that pivoting into government work and investing might be my ticket to wealth. I’ve already dipped my toes in the investing pool with a mutual fund and regular contributions, aiming to level up to an SMA soon.
Living on a decent salary in DC, paying a hefty rent, and enjoying life’s pleasures like travel, takeout, and online content subscriptions, I’m ready to step up my money game while still having a blast. Any tips on how to make more money and build a safety net for the future?
Cheers for all the advice and insights!
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