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As a married couple how much you can fund a Roth IRA is based on your taxable income reported on your joint tax return. So you both can fund a Roth IRA based on your income.
I don't know if you have a TD bank near you but they have a checking account and the 15 dollar fee is waved as long as you have direct deposit from an employer coming in to your account.
Good question!! We’d definitely like to own a home one day soon but I think we’ll probably rent again before we buy so we don’t necessarily need that much $$ upfront for that and can hold off until my partner find a job to refocus our savings towards that!
i love your goal of maxing out your 401k especially while starting later in the year. i 100% believe you can get it done! :)
YESSSS!! Definitely a stretch goal but let’s see what happens!!
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As a married couple how much you can fund a Roth IRA is based on your taxable income reported on your joint tax return. So you both can fund a Roth IRA based on your income.
Omg!! I need to look into this - thank you for sharing!
For certifications and courses, "Professional Development" is a good category to add.
Ohhh yes good point!!
I don't know if you have a TD bank near you but they have a checking account and the 15 dollar fee is waved as long as you have direct deposit from an employer coming in to your account.
ohhh thanks for that tip!
This is super helpful!!!. Thank you :)
Yay! Glad you found it helpful!
You go girlll
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What about saving for your own place? Why maxing out investments first?
Houses usually are not as good of an investment as many people think
@@jasminkln Just speaking on primary residence, not as an investment vehicle.
Good question!! We’d definitely like to own a home one day soon but I think we’ll probably rent again before we buy so we don’t necessarily need that much $$ upfront for that and can hold off until my partner find a job to refocus our savings towards that!