In some cases, it might make sense to focus on
saving money for retirement first.
Not exact matches
Your
first priority when it comes to
saving for retirement should be to make sure you're putting away enough
money.
Saving enough
money for retirement is the
first step toward building your nest egg, but just as important is where you invest that
money.
Young people can put
money in, get a government bonus, and use it either to buy their
first home or
save for their
retirement.
I don't care what you do with the
money: go on a vacation,
save for retirement, sock it away to return as a gift when they buy their
first home.
You can create an emergency fund,
save for retirement — even put
money away
for your
first home.
It also helps these customers grow their knowledge, earn extra
money and
save for retirement with the recent launch of Acorns Later, the
first automated
retirement account.