WELLNESS TIP: IN YOUR 30's: Continue Saving. Keep socking it away. You’re probably making exponentially more now than you were 10 years ago, but that means you should be saving more—for retirement!—not treating yourself to all the luxuries in life. “We get to our 30s and suddenly we’re making money, and we’re like, ‘I deserve a nice car,’” Lyons Cole says. “Be conscious of that psychological effect. Sure, you deserve a nice car, but that car doesn’t have to be a BMW.” If possible, use this decade to bump your retirement savings up to at least 15% of your income. - What Are Your 'High-Earning Years'? Pay in Your 20s, 30s and 40s

What Are Your 'High-Earning Years'? Pay in Your 20s, 30s and 40s: "Keep socking it away. You’re probably making exponentially more now than you were 10 years ago, but that means you should be saving more—for retirement!—not treating yourself to all the luxuries in life. “We get to our 30s and suddenly we’re making money, and we’re like, ‘I deserve a nice car,’” Lyons Cole says. “Be conscious of that psychological effect. Sure, you deserve a nice car, but that car doesn’t have to be a BMW.” If possible, use this decade to bump your retirement savings up to at least 15% of your income."

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