If you’ve recently been employed — whether it’s your first job post-graduation or a new job — one of the things you should begin doing is getting your financial plan in place.
Your goal should be securing your future, and there are some things you can do now to ensure that happens. Here are three smart money moves for the recently employed.
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Like many people, I have money invested for my retirement. Most of my savings is in a 401(k) or another tax-advantaged account, and I've worked to make sure that I'm investing enough to have financial security as a senior.
In addition to depositing enough and taking advantage of tax breaks, there are also certain things I'm avoiding. In particular, there are two moves I won't be making.
One rule to help you save more and spend less money
People want to save more and spend less. Getting into the habit of spending less can have long-term advantages on your finances. Those important habits can build up over time, becoming part of a financially advantageous routine.
The idea is to reward yourself, which is a powerful tool in motivating you into changing harmful spending habits, according to Charles Duhigg, author of the book "The Power of Habit."
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To carefully budget and cut back are completely valid strategies and should be deployed for sure. However, harnessing the power of smartphone apps and internet-enabled financial technology is another smart move — and likely easier and faster.
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In response to the success of these apps, several of our nation’s largest banks started Zelle. You’ve probably heard of Zelle if you use mobile banking, as many banks and credit unions are partners. But there are some key differences between apps like Venmo and Zelle.
This may seem like a trivial distinction. After all, who cares whether an account is a digital wallet like Venmo or a conduit like Zelle? Where Zelle users can run into trouble is through the sign-up process, and when fraudsters gain access to their Zelle access.
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