ジェシカ・シーバのインスタグラム(mommasgonecity) - 3月16日 12時26分

Understanding how to plan for our future and our children’s future has been a key to alleviating the stress around long-term financial security. I’ve partnered with @blackrock to help others understand how short-term and long-term (even micro!) investing can help connect those with immediate and future goals. Check out BlackRock’s latest #InvestorPulse survey for some great tips on how to kick-start your financial future today! #ad

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fleuryv3 Growing up without strong financial influences, I knew I wanted to be different. I currently work 3 jobs, including teaching full time, plus several more in the summer, have a bachelors and masters I’m paying off, bought a house at 22, just bought a brand new car last year, and am paying for my wedding. One would definitely assume that I would have nothing to put into retirement, and really I don’t, but I make that auto payment a priority every month because I know I want my future to be different. Knowledge is part of it, but really really wanting to change yourself and your future for the better is the biggest part. This is my story to tell and I’m proud to tell it. I hope others are inspired by your posts to take that first step. As my financial advisor told me, “anything is better than nothing.” Don’t be ashamed to start at $25 a month! The idea is making it a priority.

eeichenberg75 This is fantastic that you are highlighting this for women and your family. More women need to have the knowledge to understand their financial situations. Past, present and future. In my line of work I see many situations where women are fully unprepared for the future. They have no knowledge or understanding of their families finances and are then thrown into a situation that may be eye opening and heart breaking all at the same time. Always, always, always know what is going on with your financial life

hforaste6 Couldn't agree more regarding starting as early as possible to invest in your future! A friend who helped her 4 siblings (one mentally challenged), she still put away $5, then more $ a month from her 1st job, so when she was only 20, she had a $5,000 down payment for her 1st home👍😍

2fish1whale This is incredibly important-especially because many young people struggle to enter full time employment, and thus miss out on or neglect to put aside anything for their future. When you are sinking under with huge college debt-planning 30-40 years ahead tends to not be a priority.

anesthetizer @tina_schofield I agree and have done so with no regrets as I am turning 65 this year. But one more important tip would be for each woman to have her own nest egg - separate from her partner/spouse. Having that is like a security blanket.👍

jillcampbell913 Tina, I did the same - but I’d guess the other 48% are those who don’t have access to a 401k - stay-at-home moms, people who work several part-time jobs, self-employed, etc

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