What’s the e best financial decision you’ve ever made?

[Anonymous]

Please share

[Anonymous]

Marrying my spouse.

[Anonymous]

Maxizing out workplace retirement contributions early and starting a Roth IRA.

[Anonymous]

Investing early/young.

[Anonymous]

Buying Bitcoins.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Marrying my spouse.

+1 same here. My wife supercharged my capabilities. Without her, I would be some IT grunt making the average grunt salary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Marrying my spouse.

+1 same here. My wife supercharged my capabilities. Without her, I would be some IT grunt making the average grunt salary.

I'm the PP. +1 to my own post. Seriously, one of the top 3 lessons for my kids is choosing carefully when you marry - there are many, many benefits, including financial. And no, i didn't marry someone rich, just someone prudent.

[Anonymous]

Opening a business young.

[Anonymous]

Leaving journalism

[Anonymous]

Investing early never touching it. Taking an expat assignment $$$$

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Marrying my spouse.

+1 same here. My wife supercharged my capabilities. Without her, I would be some IT grunt making the average grunt salary.

How did she supercharge?

[Anonymous]

- Marrying my spouse.
- Saving for retirement and getting the full company match from 1st paycheck
- Low mortgage

[Anonymous]

Living below your means.

[Anonymous]

Marrying young, maintaining two incomes while pretending we were not had one. (Aka, live on half your income.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Marrying young, maintaining two incomes while pretending we were not had one. (Aka, live on half your income.)

Pretending we only had one.