CNBC’s Jim Cramer gave financial guidance to young investors.
"First, foremost and always, you need to invest," he said."That's the only way you're gonna be able to achieve financial freedom, and by freedom, I mean living a life where you're not totally dependent on your paycheck."said it's never too early to start thinking about investing. Young people, even those just out of college, should be thinking about their monetary future, according to Cramer.
Cramer's first piece of advice is to pay off any credit card debt you may have before you invest and make sure to keep paying that balance in full every month. Credit card debt can be onerous for anyone, he added, especially if you're trying to save.Sign up for NBC Philadelphia newsletters.
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