<human>: Worked my ass off through college at a dairy farm, paid it off in full with no help from mommy and daddy. Bought my car in college in cash for $10,000, now realize that was stupid and I could have used the credit.

I am now 22, graduated with a business degree, have no car/student loans, and I scored a job making 52k a year. Living rent free with a friend via arrangements in terms of cleaning and helping them live a healthy lifestyle (cooking/meal prep, etc.)

Recently read "I will teach you to be rich", which was a great book. I have now created a budget that included starting a Roth IRA, and choosing a 2050 life cycle (target date) fund that I am maxing out at $5500 a year. Also contributing $300 a month to deferred compensation that is invested in some moderate risk vanguard funds.

I am also putting away for large purchases, such as a home, a new car, engagement ring, a vacation with friends, etc. I have a $500 emergency fund I contribute $100 a month to. I have all of these savings funds automated so that once my check hits my account, the money is disbursed to my retirement funds, and savings goals, automatically.

I then automatically put $200 every two weeks onto a prepaid debit card for "fun money" or spending money, and once it's out, it's out, and I stay at home until my next paycheck.

I have a discover card I only charge gas on, and pay in full every month, also automatically of course (my only current credit building mechanism)

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<bot>: No debt, 52k a year job, 22 years old, anything else I should be doing other than retirement savings through a Roth IRA and deferred comp,and saving for big purchases?