Financial Planning in Your 30′s
Case Study on Darvin, mid 30′s, recently married, 2 children. Annual Income: $75,000 Mortgage $90,000 Car Loans: $35,000 Monthly Household Expenses: $1300.
If you are newly married you may want to consider meeting with a financial planner.
Each partner to a marriage brings different financial habits; neither good nor bad, just different. A financial planner can teach you how to work with each other’s financial habits.
A financial planner can help you establish a budget. Working from a budget sets a base for you to work from and go back to if you get off track. The perfect time to start new spending habits together is when you are first married.
If you have a pension, you should supplement it with outside investments, just in case it does not pay out as much as you expect it to in the future. This can be accomplished by opening an individual retirement account through your bank, broker or a mutual fund company. If both spouses are working, they should both contribute to retirement accounts.
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