Hi Ali,
While additional info on your financial landscape will help me provide a more accurate answer, the general rule of thumb is at least 20%. I prefer to say "invest in yourself" rather than "save" because the road to strong financial health depends on your willingness to putting your money to work! Savings implies that your money is sitting somewhere, rather than working for you! :) Feel free to email me at [email protected] if you have additional questions or want more information.
Thanks!
Steph Wagner, Financial Expert and Founder of WomenWealthyWise
http://womenwealthywise.com/
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Hi Ali,
July 19, 2014 - 11:32amWhile additional info on your financial landscape will help me provide a more accurate answer, the general rule of thumb is at least 20%. I prefer to say "invest in yourself" rather than "save" because the road to strong financial health depends on your willingness to putting your money to work! Savings implies that your money is sitting somewhere, rather than working for you! :) Feel free to email me at [email protected] if you have additional questions or want more information.
Thanks!
Steph Wagner, Financial Expert and Founder of WomenWealthyWise
http://womenwealthywise.com/
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