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Plain-English money guidance, every week. Most posts are also episodes of the Wealth Redefined® podcast.
Aside from very rare and specific circumstances, I don't use credit cards and I haven't since 2009. I know, I'm a total weirdo and most people can't understand how I can function as a human on planet Earth without credit cards. After all, 83% of people aged 30 - 49 own a credit card and over half the households in the U.S. carry credit card debt so I must be missing out, right?
Read moreIn addition to financial planning and financial coaching, a significant portion of my work with my clients is investment management. A lot goes into this, including assessing risk and time horizon, choosing suitable investments, monitoring those investments, rebalancing, and keeping investments aligned with my clients throughout their lives.
Read morePets are a part of the family, and they deserve quality medical care. But healthcare for pets can get expensive. Is it worth it to consider pet insurance?
Read moreI encourage you to give this structure a try. You may even want to customize it for your needs if you have other categories that you want to segment. Though it may seem like a little more work up front, this banking structure can go a long way toward helping you manage your money with intention and purpose.
Read moreIt seems like everyone has a friend who is “into real estate”. As we walk the path of building wealth, investing in assets that produce a return is a key tenet. There is more than one way to invest and real estate seems to be a popular choice for many.
Read moreAn online product is a wonderful way to generate income because it requires no inventory, no shipping, no geographic boundaries, and can be sold and delivered instantly. It can be a course, a membership community, a digital download, or any combination of things.
Read moreOf all the life skills that you can develop and strengthen, managing your money is perhaps one of the most impactful and important skills. Money is foundational to everything we do in life and how we relate to and handle money can have a significant impact on our quality of life.
Read moreA lot of us struggle with productivity. Being able to get things done is a pretty clear competitive advantage when it comes to money. If you are productive, you are potentially more likely to increase your wealth because you can simply get more done which leads to success in business, work, running your household, and pretty much every area in life.
Read moreAs you may know, my target market is entrepreneurs. I love to serve people who are starting and growing small businesses. I'm not talking about the SBA's definition of small business but rather owners of micro-businesses like solo business owners or entrepreneurs with a handful of team members.
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