I want to live a respectable but far from lavish life as a young adult in order to have more money in the last half of my life.
I plan to live to be 110.
Anyway–can you offer, or lead me in the direction of, advice on how to gradually save money overtime and make wise investments.
I’d like to end up with a large amount of land, a personally built house than can be passed on for generations, large contributions to notable causes.
Don’t have kids.
Get married with billionaire.
BE HAPPY
Hey, take this advice. I recently realized this, and it will help with overall happiness through out your life.
Do PLAN for living a hundred years.
Don’t EXPECT to live even one more month, one more year, five more years, etc.
This is because:
If your life is cut short unexpectedly, or you unwillingly contract a disease such as cancer (which is possible, it happens to the best of us, it’s called reality), you won’t die happily because you would have been expecting your whole life to live for a hundred or more years.
Live NOW, though definitely plan for the future.
P.S. Look into bank CDs, Mutual Funds (though not with the state the economy is in at the moment), and a high-interest savings account.