Katie

Is it worth putting $25 in my retirement or $50 in my savings?

Is it worth putting $25 in my retirement or $50 in my savings?

Is it worth putting $25 in my retirement or $50 in my savings?

I have just under $7,000 in my retirement. I kind of set my limit, like how much I was putting in the retirement when I started at the much lower pay scale. So I was only putting in, I think like 2.5% of my income. And I didn't scale that up as my pay increased. But then I also have just over $1,000 in another retirement account from a job that I had before this museum.

I have just under $7,000 in my retirement. I kind of set my limit, like how much I was putting in the retirement when I started at the much lower pay scale. So I was only putting in, I think like 2.5% of my income. And I didn't scale that up as my pay increased. But then I also have just over $1,000 in another retirement account from a job that I had before this museum.

I have just under $7,000 in my retirement. I kind of set my limit, like how much I was putting in the retirement when I started at the much lower pay scale. So I was only putting in, I think like 2.5% of my income. And I didn't scale that up as my pay increased. But then I also have just over $1,000 in another retirement account from a job that I had before this museum.

And I thought I had rolled it over into this retirement account, but I just found out I didn't. So I have these two retirement accounts with, I would say, just under $9,000 combined.

And I thought I had rolled it over into this retirement account, but I just found out I didn't. So I have these two retirement accounts with, I would say, just under $9,000 combined.

And I thought I had rolled it over into this retirement account, but I just found out I didn't. So I have these two retirement accounts with, I would say, just under $9,000 combined.

I guess this is where I have a lot of questions about what is that correct thing to do? Because if I only have roughly $9,000 in an account, my understanding is that I can't contribute to a 403B unless I'm in one of the institutions that I can't just contribute to it on my own. So the plant nursery doesn't have retirement.

I guess this is where I have a lot of questions about what is that correct thing to do? Because if I only have roughly $9,000 in an account, my understanding is that I can't contribute to a 403B unless I'm in one of the institutions that I can't just contribute to it on my own. So the plant nursery doesn't have retirement.

I guess this is where I have a lot of questions about what is that correct thing to do? Because if I only have roughly $9,000 in an account, my understanding is that I can't contribute to a 403B unless I'm in one of the institutions that I can't just contribute to it on my own. So the plant nursery doesn't have retirement.

And so if I want to contribute to a retirement account, I would have to open a retirement account.

And so if I want to contribute to a retirement account, I would have to open a retirement account.

And so if I want to contribute to a retirement account, I would have to open a retirement account.

No, that one is also a 403B. I was working at a specialized private school for two years. So that's also it. So I have two 403Bs that I thought I had combined. But it turns out it didn't.

No, that one is also a 403B. I was working at a specialized private school for two years. So that's also it. So I have two 403Bs that I thought I had combined. But it turns out it didn't.

No, that one is also a 403B. I was working at a specialized private school for two years. So that's also it. So I have two 403Bs that I thought I had combined. But it turns out it didn't.

That's definitely how I feel.

That's definitely how I feel.