006: Want to be a millionaire in retirement? Start saving in your 20s.
Hi there, Moneymakers!?
Happy Friday. This newsletter was written while streaming (and screaming) Olivia Rodrigo's new album, GUTS. If you’re logical when it comes to personal finance, you’d know that opening a new credit card just for the signup bonus without a plan to use it is a bad idea right?
— Annie
Quick Hits:
?? Mortgage rates dropped to 7.12% this week.
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?? Auto loan rejection rates are at a record high — here’s how to improve your chances of getting approved.
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Here's What We're Talking About This Week:
A new study shows that you need to start saving early if you want to be a millionaire in retirement. It seems Gen Z is up to the challenge.
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