The first million is the hardest.

Comments

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   5 Oct 2007 ~ 12:49pm Zanthian I find this highly motivational.
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   5 Oct 2007 ~ 12:59pm BuddyJ I find it disheartening. College degree and I still can't afford to invest $15k/year.
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   5 Oct 2007 ~ 3:14pm Zanthian The secret for Ghoosdum and I is that our company matches 100% of up to the first 7% of our contributions. It is a killer benefit.
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   5 Oct 2007 ~ 3:32pm Thrax Yes, that is something I seriously miss about working at best buy. They were 100% on the first 5%, 50% on the next 5%. My new company offers no such benefit.
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   5 Oct 2007 ~ 3:35pm GHoosdum That's a level of match that very few companies compete with. I'm surprised; I would have never expected it of Best Buy.
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   5 Oct 2007 ~ 4:23pm Nomad Sounds like I need to ignore my college loans and invest like this.
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   5 Oct 2007 ~ 4:38pm Sledgehammer70 Fleetwood use to be 100% for the first 15% but than it went to 1005 for first 1% and now it is nothing... good thing I am leaving after today....