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I want my family to be able to have money, should I die unexpectedly.

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I want to have a car insurance for if/when I get into an accident.

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I want to have health insurance that allows me to be able to visit the doctor/hospital when needed. I also want to be able to get prescriptions when needed.

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Chase Sapphire Preferred Card

Benefits/Information:
APR = 17.49% - 24.49%
Default APR = 17.49%
Annual Fees =
Penalties = $0 for the first year, then $95
Rewards = Earn 50,000 bonus points after you spend $4,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening, 2X points on travel and dining at restaurants worldwide & 1 point per dollar spent on all other purchases, earn 5,000 bonus points after you add the first authorized user and make a purchase in the first 3 months from account opening

I think this card is the best one to get because it is from my bank, it has low fees, and many rewards. I also think that just having this one is the best option for me, because I only want to have one that I need to manage.

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Cost of Home = Condo for rent
20% Down Payment = $270
Property Taxes = 4%
Loan Amount (amount financing) = 10%
Monthly Payments = $1,350/month

I do not want to buy  a house right after college. I would prefer to rent with a roommate to save money. This condo is a really good deal because the rent price includes all utilities, electricity, water, and a two car garage. I think this condo is the best choice for me after college. It is a little more than 30%, but it includes everything I would need. Additionally, the starting salary for my occupation could change depending on if I want to work in a private facility, which pays more.

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Chase Bank has announced the closing of their branch at 1351 W 43rd St effective December 17. It will be consolidated with the new branch at 4320 Ella Blvd which is currently under construction.

"We are constructing a new, larger building on the lot where the old branch used to be, and expanding the branch's services," said bank manager Angelique Montoya. "The new location will also offer easier access from both streets at the corner."

The new building will offer full service banking with two, new drive-up ATMs according to Greg Hassell, Executive Director of JPMorgan Chase & Co.

"The new branch will also feature the latest technological innovations, including next-generation ATMs with enhanced capabilities," Hassell said. "For instance, customers will be able to use their smartphone to take out cash from Chase ATMs later this year. No card needed. The machines also allow customers to customize the cash they withdraw, including $1 bills."

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Chase Bank has announced the closing of their branch at 1351 W 43rd St effective December 17. It will be consolidated with the new branch at 4320 Ella Blvd which is currently under construction. "We are constructing a new, larger building on the lot where the old branch used to be, and expanding the branch's services," said bank manager Angelique Montoya.

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Chosen: Chase
Accounts: Savings Account & Checking Account
Why This Bank: It's the bank my parents are with and I am now using that bank as well. There are many where I live, and ATMs specifically for Chase so I do not have to pay fees.

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Start By: Spring 2023
1. Put 2% of my paycheck into a savings account
2. Invest $5 every 6 months into stocks
3. Invest $3 every 6 months mutual funds

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Start By: Spring 2021
1. Put 4% of my paycheck into a savings accounts
2. Invest $4 every 6 months money market
3. Invest $4 every 6 months mutual funds

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Start By: Spring 2020
1. Put 6% of my paycheck into a savings account
2. Invest $10 every 6 months stocks
3. Get another job

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Start By: Winter 2023
1. Put 5% of my paycheck into my savings account
2. Invest $20 every 6 months into stocks
3. Put $5 every 6 months into a mutual fund

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PLAN:
Start By: Spring 2023 (after I graduate from grad school)
1. Set up 401(k)
2. Up my percentage to my 401(k) by 5% every 10 years
3. Get a side job for extra money to put into my mutual funds (50%).