<prompt> Human: Ive been very frugal throughout my teenage years.. somehow I managed get to at the most to 2200 of lunch, Chinese New Year, birthday and Christmas money not much compared to others in the course of around 5 years.. before my first job last month..Before I started enjoying myself more which was the last few months of high school, I would only be give like 20-25 dollars per week and often would only spend 40 to 60 per month, then it went up to 50 - 80 per month since I gave myself more ease after reaching 2000..My decision was to give myself a limit of 100 per paycheck but realistically this would end up to 120 on personal expenses and I will eventually have to pay 80 per month on transportation since I am taking a gap year to work and I am no longer a student..My paycheck is close to 700.. I get paid bi-monthlyAny advice? On investing, job hunting.etc? I have lots of plans in the future, plus college fees arent much of a problem here..  <response>: Honestly, I wouldnt sweat it too much. The amount of money you have now is going to be peanuts in 4-5 years when you graduate college. If you have any immediate spending goals e.g. a car, map out how much you need and how long itll take at your current savings rate. If not, just have fun, especially if you still have your parents as a safety net. I really wouldnt be worrying about saving for retirement yet. Enjoy your younger years,. 