1. Get Out of Debt
Many people try to juggle their debt and 410(k) contributions without much luck, and it’s really not surprising considering the fact that our debt obligations eat up a lot of our income. Less income equals less money to to add to our contributions while also trying to keep up with other expenses.
If you pay your debt as fas as possible, it’ll open up more of your salary, meaning you’ll be able to make more substantial contributions in the long run instead of smaller ones for a longer period of time.
Needless to say, you’ll also be stress-free. Not having to worry about creditors while you’re saving up for your retirement will help you make sound financial decisions.
