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You tip others for good service. Why not tip yourself?
That's about 255 days per year you should tip yourself
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Tipping yourself isn't just about money. It's about acknowledging effort โ a small act of self-respect.
Every time you tip $1, $3, $5, or $10, you're saying:
๐ "I did something worthwhile. I deserve to invest in me."
It's not about automating a transfer. It's about intentionally doing something good for yourself.
Note: this is in addition to any regular savings program you might have such as an IRA or a 401k. Regular programmatic and automatic savings is the core of your wealth planning. This is a bonus, because you're worth it.
Before you start tipping yourself, you'll need:
A checking account at a bank like Chase, Wells Fargo, etc.
An investment account at a provider like:
Link your bank account to your investment account
(This is typically a one-time setup step in your investment provider's app)
Once that's done, moving money is quick and easy.
Pick an amount that feels right: ๐ต $1, $3, $5, or $10
Maybe you:
Tap a number, tip yourself, and lock in the win.
Log into your investment account (like Vanguard, Fidelity, etc.)
Go to Add Funds or Transfer
Choose your linked checking account
Move $1 / $3 / $5 / $10 into your investment
This is your tip jar โ and your future self is grateful.
You didn't just save โ you built a habit.
๐ That $5 could grow into $20, $50, or more over time.
Do it again next week. Or tomorrow. Or whenever you earn it.
You tip others with intention. Now do the same for yourself.
This isn't just a transfer โ it's a mindset shift. It reinforces a habit of mindful reward, not impulsive spending.
The small, conscious act builds discipline, confidence, and wealth.
Small daily investments in yourself compound into life-changing wealth
Your future self will thank you.
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