@Steven_Swinford Its a start, it helps. Can only judge him on what he does, I would like to think that there will be other policys like the tax free allowance increase that will further help lets see
@WealthMissions I think it comes down to what feels best for you, I am in the same position myself and like you I am doing both at the same time , the vast majority goes to debts but i still have at least 24months before i will be completly debt free.
@WealthMissions Would keep contributions if possible as it comes out net so is untaxed and your employer puts in at least 3% each month when you inves in stocks its from income that has already been taxed
@Built2Compound@TheParaInvestor Thats 75k per year if consistent with 20% nhs employer contribution your looking at over 1k per month into your pension pot.
@KieranT1000 Look into a sales role in Telecoms you will learn the ins and outs as you go but you will then be able to work your way up within a specific industry where your knowlage will relate to other technical sales positions within tech industry
@KieranT1000 Yeah bro , you can set budgets in there etc and links to your bank so all your direct debits etc go through it and you can catagorise it all so you see whete your money is going