A few other money-saving tips I'd like to note: This means, as long as I earn, I save, and I'll talk a bit more about this below. That said, whether or not I had these advantages, over time, I've become a saver by nature. I got a raise and a bonus every year and got promoted, raising my salary by the end of the 3.5 years to ~$74,000 (which was really ~$52,000 after taxes).As a brand new college grad, I got a good entry-level salary (To me 40k after taxes was awesome!).I was fortunate to have no student loans (Thanks to my super hardworking mother who paid for my college tuition in cash - a gift I am forever grateful for - and a partial scholarship I had).I did however have a couple of really great things to my advantage in terms of the amount I saved, which were: It was an incredible milestone to cross on my early journey to financial wellness. Three and a half years later, I had saved over $100,000.
When I first graduated from college, I got a job making a starting salary of $54,000 which was really ~$40,000 after taxes. So, here's exactly how to save $100k in 3 years like I did! How To Save $100k: The beginning of my journey I share these money-saving tips with the hope that they will inspire and motivate you to save because if I could do it, so can you. And I was able to save this money all without earning a six-figure salary in a little over 3 years. In this post, I'm delving more into my money story and sharing the details of how to save $100k based on what I did. This post contains some affiliate links from brands we use & love that help us grow Clever Girl Finance! Please see our disclosures for more information.
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