To fund now or to fund later? That is the question

[ExcuseMyIgnorance]

Any thoughts on this? I'm 27 years old and wanting to start

[ExcuseMyIgnorance]

Debit and Credit Cards

Which one do you prefer for daily purchases? Which one is easier to manage?

[disneysteve]

What are you asking about? To fund what? I don't understand the question.

[Jluke]

Excuse: I see you are back with your rapid-fire, random posts to start multiple threads...

credit card only; never debit card.

fund in the current tax year until you can no longer contribute b/c of time???

[rennigade]

Another brilliant thread started by OP. The only member I know that will try to ask a question without asking anything at all.

[myrdale]

Well I got a good laugh trying to figure this out at least.

[myrdale]

Wow I am really amazed by this. Considering you were 25 in July of 2015, it is pretty amazing how you are down 27, only 3 months later.

http://www.savingadvice.com/forums/everything-else/80167-if-you-were-25-again-what-would-you-do-differently.html

Very slick indeed!

[disneysteve]

Wow I am really amazed by this. Considering you were 25 in July of 2015, it is pretty amazing how you are down 27, only 3 months later.

LOL. Good catch.

[rennigade]

Wow I am really amazed by this. Considering you were 25 in July of 2015, it is pretty amazing how you are down 27, only 3 months later.

http://www.savingadvice.com/forums/everything-else/80167-if-you-were-25-again-what-would-you-do-differently.html

Very slick indeed!

My god I think I figured it out. His dog is posting in these forums! Those are dog years.

When a user does something like this it discredits anything they post going forward. At this point OP may want to create a new username and start over.

[Petunia 100]

Yes, you always should fund now, except for the times when it is best to fund later. That is the answer. You are welcome.