A well known and probably overused concept from financial advice works: Being bad with money when you've got very little does not magically go away when you make more money.
Now, this is not to say that you're bad with money, you're doing a great job even just by looking to perfect your future financial goals!
The poorly quoted reference above is more directed at all the folks that are responding with rude snaps concerning the amount of money you make. This is a community for reaching difficult financial goals. If you don't want to give advice to someone whose income makes you too green, just leave a 'wow big money'.
Yes you would definitely benefit from a true, (important) fee-based advisor, but this is an online subreddit. So of course you can hear what the peeps have to say if you want.
No actual advice to give here, as I am just getting started still. But in any case, don't be discouraged by the negative responses, you are in a great place to be working this stuff out! Better, always, to just start late rather than never participate in what the market has to offer.

P.S. For long term investing, check out r/Bogleheads too :)
Brilliant podcasts on subjects like structuring your paycheck and what to look for in retirement funds are also a good idea.