6 Smartest Purchases I've Made In My 30's (so far)

TL;DR

Investing in a nanny, therapy, Euro trip, SEP contributions, birthing center, and 529 plan were smart purchases in my 30s.

Transcript

okay so i've done a couple of videos where i've talked about my smartest and dumbest purchases while i was in my 20s and dumbest purchases that kyle and i have made since marriage but got a few years on me now in my 30s and i wanted to talk about the six smartest purchases i've made in my 30s so far hey what's up guys it's justine with debt free mi... Read More

Key Insights

• 💦 Investing in quality childcare enables focus on work and personal growth.
• 🛟 Regular therapy sessions contribute to mental well-being through life transitions.
• 🗺️ Travel experiences provide memorable moments and broaden horizons.
• 💨 Retirement contributions like SEP plans pave the way for a secure financial future.
• 🥳 Birthing center experiences offer personalized care and support during childbirth.
• 🌱 Starting a 529 plan early secures financial stability for future educational needs.
• ⚖️ Balancing financial investments with personal well-being ensures holistic growth.

Questions & Answers

Q: Why was hiring a nanny considered a smart purchase in your 30s?

Hiring a nanny provided me the freedom to focus on work while ensuring my baby receives quality care, making it a worthwhile and smart investment.

Q: How did therapy sessions contribute to your overall well-being in your 30s?

Regular therapy sessions helped me stay grounded, navigate postpartum anxiety, and maintain perspective through life changes, making it a valuable investment in my mental health.

Q: What made the Euro trip a smart purchase in your 30s?

The Euro trip, partly paid for by my husband's work, allowed us to create lasting memories and experience different cultures, making it a fulfilling and memorable investment in travel experiences.

Q: How did starting a 529 plan benefit your financial planning in your 30s?

Starting a 529 plan early allowed for substantial growth through investment returns, preparing for future educational expenses, whether for college or other educational opportunities, showcasing long-term financial planning.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Hiring a nanny allowed me to focus on work while ensuring proper care for my baby.

• Regular therapy sessions helped me navigate life changes and maintain perspective.

• A Euro trip, SEP contributions, birthing center experience, and starting a 529 plan were smart investments for my 30s.