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  2. I Started My First Retirement Account at 40 and I'm Here to ...

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    Here's a look at how much I'll need to contribute every month to make that a reality, now at age 40 vs. starting when I was 25. This is based on an initial contribution of $1,000 and a fairly ...

  3. 7 Financial Milestones You Should Hit Before 40 - AOL

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    Here are the seven financial milestones you should hit before 40, according to our experts. Establish an Emergency Fund This financial milestone is an important one to help keep you afloat if you ...

  4. ‘I wanted out as fast as possible’: Self-made millionaire who ...

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    Once you’ve saved that first $1,000, you’ll already start to feel more financially secure. From there, you can take steps to save three months’ worth of living expenses, then six, and start ...

  5. Here’s What Could Happen to Your Money in Trump’s First 40 ...

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    3 Signs You've 'Made It' Financially, According to Financial Influencer Genesis Hinckley Renting vs. Owning a Home: Which Will Be Cheaper in 2025? 4 Unusual Ways To Make Extra Money That Actually Work

  6. The ultimate guide to retirement saving for 40-somethings - AOL

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    Talk to financial planners and they’ll tell you that the typical 40-year-old is keenly aware of the need to save, but too few have taken the necessary steps to adequately prepare for retirement ...

  7. Millennials Are Screwed - The Huffington Post

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    Over the last 40 years, as politicians and parents and perky magazine listicles have been telling us to study hard and build our personal brands, the entire economy has transformed beneath us. For decades, most of the job growth in America has been in low-wage, low-skilled, temporary and short-term jobs.