<prompt> Human: Hi everyone! I am an 18 year old entrepreneur with a business bringing in 3-4k each month. This is my financial plan.Taxes 1000 - 1200Being self employed, having my taxes in order is my 1 priority. Therefore, I put 30 of all income to a savings account solely dedicated to tax time.Savings 1350 - 1800I currently save 45 of all income to invest into multiple assets that will continue paying me in the future. I know the business I run will not last forever. Whether is be index funds, etfs, and other low-risk investments.I also live with my parents, and I plan to stay with them until I can afford a down payment on a house. Thank god theyre letting me stay there for free.Misc Income 750 - 1000I currently save 25 of my income for misc expenses. Whether it be necessities such as clothes, shampoo, toothpaste, all the fun stuff. I also use this money for recreational use. Eating out, etc. This is also the money I use to invest into my business. I spend roughly 350 - 400 on business services each month.BillsNope, dont have any bills. No credit cards opened in my name. I probably should open to build credit.I dont own any vehicles so I dont have to worry about any insurance or auto loans. I also dont pay rent to my parents as mentioned above.EducationI will not be attending college or anything that requires student loans. School is not for me, and Im not going to spend tens of thousands of dollars on something I can learn at home. Just my opinion.ConclusionAs my business continues to grow, I would like to know if Im missing out on anything. Am I putting my money in the right places?Thank you for the help!  <response>: Id highly advise that you reconsider your outlook on college. It doesnt have to be a fancy college, but just a degree alone will get your foot in the door in The Real WorldTM, whereas a high school diploma with a YouTube education will get you laughed out the same door. It doesnt matter if you do or dont know the material--just that you have a piece of paper with your name on it at the end of 4 years. As a matter of fact, I got through a 4-year college with basically a YouTube education.As for the rest, your plan seems solid. Make sure you dont touch your tax money dont even consider it as part of your savings, because it 100 doesnt belong to you, even though you hold itOne more thing, Id advise looking into investing with Vanguard. Obviously you wont have the benefit of an employer match, but with investing, its all about starting early. Just look into it 