By Sheiresa Ngo
Reaching the age of 30 is a big milestone. You’re likely established in your career, you’ve reached your educational goals, and you’re (hopefully) pretty stable. One area that should also be relatively stable by this time is your personal finances. Here are four areas of your financial life that should be in order by the time you reach your thirties.
1. Invest for retirement
One important financial goal you should focus on as early as possible is setting aside money for your retirement nest egg. While it’s best to start saving as soon as you’re able (preferably in your 20s when you start your first job with benefits), if you reach this goal by 30, you’ll still have enough time to accumulate a decent nest egg. You’ll have to save more than if you began 10 years earlier, but all is not lost. Don’t wait until your 40s to set up a retirement account, reasoning that you can’t afford to save. You can’t afford not to save for your golden years.
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