How Much to Have Saved For Retirement at 30, 40, & 50
Mar 29, 2024
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The podcast discusses retirement savings at different ages, challenges traditional savings goals, provides strategies for financial stability, explores average retirement spending trends, addresses retiree debt, offers guidance on retirement savings for individuals in their 20s and 30s, and highlights unique produce delivery services and culinary adventures.
Start saving for retirement at 35 to avoid feeling behind in life.
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Deep dives
Summary Title 1:
Investing in a weekly produce box subscription service has allowed Jill to access a variety of fresh and locally sourced produce delivered to her door, saving time and offering a price comparable to buying them from Walmart. The service offers a mix of produce that includes items not always found in regular grocery stores, such as rootabaga, pineapple, poblano peppers, grapefruit, and more, inspiring her to experiment with new recipes and diversify her home cooking routine.
Summary Title 2:
By signing up for the produce box subscription service, Jill has been able to explore new culinary options with ingredients she may not have purchased otherwise, expanding her cooking repertoire and providing opportunities to discover recipes featuring unique produce items. This experience has infused freshness and creativity into her meal planning, offering a diverse array of fruits and vegetables that spark culinary creativity and encourage trying unfamiliar ingredients.
Summary Title 3:
Through her subscription to a weekly produce box, Jill has received an assortment of fresh and locally sourced fruits and vegetables that have inspired her to experiment with new dishes and recipes. By introducing unique produce items like rootabaga, pineapple, poblano peppers, and grapefruit into her cooking routine, she has enhanced the variety and flavors of her meals, promoting a more diverse and nutritious diet.
“I’m 35 and I feel far behind in life." You’re wrong. You’re at the best time to start! In this episode, Jen and Jill discuss the amount (theoretically) you should have saved for retirement at certain ages without disregarding what you truly care about and want to do in life.
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