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Investing doesn’t have to be complicated. One of the biggest keys to investing is don’t try and do it all. Just because a new influencer
10 Must Ask Interview Questions For a Financial Advisor
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Hiring a financial advisor is a big decision. Whether you have worked for many years or just started in the workforce, this is your money
Top 10 Reasons to Pay Yourself First
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Pay yourself first. You may have heard this term before, or it might be the first time you’re seeing it. However you found it, I’m
How to Automate Your Money
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The majority of people pay their bills first and then save or invest what’s left over at the end of the month. I used to
Value-Based Spending: How to Create a Budget Around What You Value
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Not many people like to talk about budgeting. Bring up the word “budget” at a party and watch people quickly walk away from you. I
Personal Finance Tips for Late Starters
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Most of us have heard the advice: start investing early and make your money work for you. Which is very solid advice–and advice I would
26 Money Questions to Ask Yourself Now
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It’s important for everyone to periodically review their financial future. There are certain money questions to ask yourself that will help keep you on track.
Six Levels of Wealth and How to Reach Them
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Wealth is a broad topic. Contrary as it might sound, wealth isn’t always about money. There are many elements as I wrote about in this
Fiscally Responsible: 10 Principles Anyone Can Follow
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When I think of the term fiscally responsible, the first thing to come to mind is government spending, a boardroom meeting, or corporate executives discussing
How Much Money is 6 Figures? How About 7, 8, and 9 Figures?
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6 figures has long been a benchmark of financial success. It’s not uncommon to hear the terms “6 figure job”, “makes 6 figures”, “6 figure
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