http://www.gradmeetsworld.org/2012/03/09/10-biggest-obstacles-to-financial-success-in-your-20s/ The Real Adventure Starts After College Wed, 25 Apr 2012 13:04:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://www.gradmeetsworld.org/2012/03/09/10-biggest-obstacles-to-financial-success-in-your-20s/#comment-548 Slweal Thu, 22 Mar 2012 04:01:00 +0000 http://www.gradmeetsworld.org/?p=380#comment-548 I just wanted to add that I did appreciate this article. I am glad to be out of credit card debt again and hopefully I will stay out of it for good! 4,000 paid down in 4 months (living at home, 60% of income to debt). Also is there a full sized link for the image you used? I can't read it even when I click on it. 3 retirement, 5 investments, 6 side job, and 7 wants versus needs are obstacles for me I just wanted to add that I did appreciate this article. I am glad to be out of credit card debt again and hopefully I will stay out of it for good! 4,000 paid down in 4 months (living at home, 60% of income to debt). Also is there a full sized link for the image you used? I can’t read it even when I click on it.
3 retirement, 5 investments, 6 side job, and 7 wants versus needs are obstacles for me

]]> http://www.gradmeetsworld.org/2012/03/09/10-biggest-obstacles-to-financial-success-in-your-20s/#comment-547 Slweal Thu, 22 Mar 2012 03:10:52 +0000 http://www.gradmeetsworld.org/?p=380#comment-547 #4 could be considered the right thing to do if you are paying off high interest credit card debt with a 0% into offer for a set number of months. Try to find a no balance transfer fee card, such as the Chase Slate (warning, you need a high credit score for this card) or a card that gives you at least 12 months of no interest. You'll still have to pay the minimums and likely a 3% balance transfer fee. #4 could be considered the right thing to do if you are paying off high interest credit card debt with a 0% into offer for a set number of months. Try to find a no balance transfer fee card, such as the Chase Slate (warning, you need a high credit score for this card) or a card that gives you at least 12 months of no interest. You’ll still have to pay the minimums and likely a 3% balance transfer fee.

]]> http://www.gradmeetsworld.org/2012/03/09/10-biggest-obstacles-to-financial-success-in-your-20s/#comment-511 Amanda Abella Sat, 10 Mar 2012 12:49:46 +0000 http://www.gradmeetsworld.org/?p=380#comment-511 I know that's the one I struggle with most. And I think it's the root of many of the other obstacles on the list. We learn how to control #7 and we'll be well on our way to having our finances figured out. I know that’s the one I struggle with most. And I think it’s the root of many of the other obstacles on the list. We learn how to control #7 and we’ll be well on our way to having our finances figured out.

]]> http://www.gradmeetsworld.org/2012/03/09/10-biggest-obstacles-to-financial-success-in-your-20s/#comment-510 ryan@bootcamp brisbane southside Sat, 10 Mar 2012 02:35:29 +0000 http://www.gradmeetsworld.org/?p=380#comment-510 I think most people of that age struggle most with number seven, knowing the difference between what you need and what you want! Saving is also a big problem because at the stage of your life most just wanna have fun before the start settling down. I think most people of that age struggle most with number seven, knowing the difference between what you need and what you want! Saving is also a big problem because at the stage of your life most just wanna have fun before the start settling down.
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