Using a side job to fund your retirement
Have you join the gig economy to pick up some extra cash to help fund your retirement years? However, if you don’t have a plan, those dollars can quickly get eaten up in day-to-day living. Josh Zimmelman, owner of Westwood Tax & Consulting in New York, says, “If you’re working a side job to bring in some extra cash, make sure you funnel some of that money into your retirement savings.” The attached article offers some guidelines on how to put those funds from a side job toward your retirement. Read article here…
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