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I'm an Australian, so my goals are slightly different. * I get 9% into my Superannuation account from every employer, period. I add to this an amount to make
by Dylanlacey 16y ago
I'm an Australian, so my goals are slightly different.
* I get 9% into my Superannuation account from every employer, period. I add to this an amount to make the government co-contribute (Up to $1500), but I'm no longer doing this as my income is now over the threshold where they will co-contribute. Although in some ways this is "Money in the bank", I'm not doing it ATM as I want to:
* Pay off my debt. I have a credit card and a car loan that I want to nuke. Once they're gone, I'll invest the money I'm using to pay them down.
* Then I'll save up 6 months worth of expenses, and keep that around.
* Then my plan is to invest Warren Buffet style: Pick an industry, learn voraciously, and invest in stocks for their dividend return.