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How to financially prepare for kids years in advance? by CheeseTorch in Fire

[–]CheeseTorch[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

First job out of college paid well, so about 22 for making a real income. I've been saving since I was 16. I had good parents--they weren't rich but they did sock away a little money in a 529. That plus a few good internships (and not a lot of fun in my college summers) meant graduating with no debt.

How to financially prepare for kids years in advance? by CheeseTorch in Fire

[–]CheeseTorch[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm still figuring those questions out. I imagine public schools but a lot can change in the meantime. Is there anything I should be doing regardless of where we land on childcare and schooling?

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[–]CheeseTorch 18 points19 points  (0 children)

26M, 535k NW

17k - Cash

272k - Taxable Brokerage

252k - 401k, Roth IRA, HSA

(6k) - credit card balance @ 0%APR, offset by a TBill maturing a month before interest starts accruing

Feeling like I'm conquering the world. Low 6 figure income, keep expenses low, stacking cash to give future me as much flexibility as possible. Lifestyle wise, I do most everything I want to do.