By Gwen Kopetzky Listen up. Let me save you some time. 1. Make good money. Invest a chunk of that dough. Don't have children.
Work means money.
More money in pocket, more money in bank. You don't have to explain that to me. That type of advice is truly valuable for those poor people stuffing hundred dollar bills into old mayonnaise jars in the back yard or who are still sure that, one day, that two percent interest they're earning on their savings account will really begin to add up. I can just picture you all out there, wads of hundred dollar bills clenched in your fists, frantic to find somewhere to put all that hard-earned cash, mind furiously debating the merits of Roth IRAs versus mutual funds. Which brings me to point number three.