45: Now is the time to build your financial future. (for Newly Married)

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Your Strong Relationship

Adai Ad

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EMPOWERING COUPLES. ENRICHING RELATIONSHIPS. Adai Ad means ‘successfully lasting’ in Hebrew; thus, an Adai Ad relationship is one that is successfully lasting, where all in the family thrive. Here, we share about marriage and dating for strong relationships (and also about when things aren't going well in the marriage).

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45: Now is the time to build your financial future. (for Newly Married)

Your Strong Relationship

1 hour 14 minutes 47 seconds

3 years ago

45: Now is the time to build your financial future. (for Newly Married)

Devora Krasnianski of Adai Ad talks with Dovid Lieblich, CFP, EA about what newly married should know about building their financial future.

(slides and other related resources www.adaiad.org/financial-future)

Introduction
About Dovid Lieblich and his story
Newly marrieds have the best opportunity to forge a path for financial success
It's not about how much you make, it's how you use your money (costs of living)
"Pay yourself first". Save first then budget your expenses.
How much to save
Saving for retirement (even in your 20s!)
Emergency fund
Saving for something specific (ex: trip, Bar Mitzvah)
Have separate accounts
Budgets/ spending plans (use debit cards, pay credit card weekly)
Understanding credit cards
"Get rich quick" schemes are very risky
Mistakes young people make
Life insurance
Questions answered (more about credit cards/ credit reports)
Savings accounts vs Bonds
Paying taxes before maaser, before saving
How to contact Dovid
Traditional IRA and Roth IRA
Quick overview of investing
Final Thoughts