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Always put away 20% of what you make.
It does not matter if you make $1000 a month or
a million dollars a month. As long as you put 20% away
you'll be in great shape.
Mr Jiggle Pants
As much as you can afford.
I invest or save 30-40% of my pay
swenjj
start with whatever you can, even just 50 bucks a month to start, after a while you wont notice it and can bump it up again
but i agree, 10% is a good point to start, if your company matches your 401k then you have to put at least that much away, its free money
Rich, sorry, i accidentally clicked thumbs down on your post, i dont think it affects anything, and 20% is a good goal to save
nathankreutter@sbcglobal.net
Sart with anything...just start. 10% of your income is a grat start
Dinesh k
Calculate ur monthly spendings (only essential part) and save a minimum of 25% of the rest of the money.
Sang Suci
I would go for as much as I can. Remember the power of compound interest. Invest the money you can afford to lose in investment that is unlikely to lose (this requires experience, knowledge, and, sometimes, luck to find). As a rule of thumb, always invest 100% of your spare money (not including the money you set aside for emergency).
Whazzzzzz Up
Buy UNOI now and ride the wave 1.4 cents to buy now !!!
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