Advice for where to put at- least 50-100$ biweekly. Anybody know of or has invested in a low cost “ETF” under or at 100$ a share with nice annual growth. Or should I just save $ in a 3-4 % high yields savings account. I would appreciate any advice. My goal is just to save, I would like to save at-least 50-100$ biweekly. submitted by /u/Top-Chard7479

Work changed 401K match from bi-weekly to annually. Seems like a shitty thing to do, but should I adjust anything with my 401k based on this? In the past, I’ve been trying to max my 401k throughout the year. The match would be between $4.5k-5.5k and be paid at the end of each year. Thanks for any feedback! submitted by /u/Gullible_Pen4056

Car loan with 24% interest. Is paying biweekly a good idea? So my father financed a new car with a cosigner. 2020 is the year of the car I think. He told me he had to pay it and asked if I could make the account with the bank that lend the money. Knowing him, I thought he had like 15% interest on it. But no, I saw it was 24% APR!! That’s equivalent to a credit card interest. I told him it’s nuts and inst…

I’m looking to earn 600 dollars more biweekly- Any suggestions? Currently I am out of work from the film industry(worked as a grip, both union and non union projects. This break has affected my income where I make a modest wage from my dads catering business during week days, while also working club light operating on the weekends (earning nearly a thousand biweekly from the latter alone). I’m actively learn…

Should I switch my mortgage to biweekly payments? Hi! Last year I bought a house at a 5.625% interest rate. While I am not happy with it, it is much better than what they are offering nowadays. My current mortgage is $1,945.55 but I send $200 more to the principal. That works out to 652.87 to the principal, $1347 to interest, and $245.67 to Escrow. Would it be better to send payments biweekly o…

Why do people care whether a job pays weekly or biweekly? I keep hearing people talk about paycheck frequency as a factor in their job satisfaction. To be clear, I’m NOT talking about people who are starting brand new jobs, discussing when they’ll get their first paycheck. I can understand that. I’m also not talking about people working for “sketchy” employers, where there might be a legitimate concern…