What are your two biggest assets? If you said, your house, your bank account, or your retirement plan, think again. The short answer is, your two biggest assets are YOURSELF and your TIME. So, use it wisely. PROTECT: That means, take care of yourself. Make sure you’re in...
Originally Posted On IG in October, 2020 Back in June, we talked about the pandemic and I said, “This, too, shall pass.” Since then, here are some facts: 2020 U.S. Unemployment Rate 14% April 10.2% June 8.4% August 7.9% September GDP Q1 2020 (5.6%) Q2 2020 (32.9%) Q3 2020 ? Q3 GDP is not out yet,...
As a society of consumers, we spend money almost everyday. Between going to the grocery store, the pharmacy, the gas station, or going online, we are constantly spending. Most of the time, we buy something because there is a need or we just want it....
Whether it be age, weight, income, or net worth, I’ve found that many people tend to disguise the numbers so they sound better. In my humble opinion, as a financial advisor, I have encountered numerous times where clients are told the numerical performance of an...
I have been a financial advisor for more than 30 years and, in my experience, women are better investors than men. Why? They are able to use both common sense and emotion at the same time. Most women who I’ve worked with are incredibly good...
Women were not a major part of the American labor force until the beginning of the 1940s, when the United States entered World War II. Since men were working on the front lines, an unprecedented number of women began working in factories, helping in the...
How do you know when you found the right one? The right financial advisor? Over the years, I’ve learned that when you know, you know. You know when s/he shares the same visions about the future. You know when s/he shares the same philosophy about family, life, money,...
So you found the one — he completes you in every way, she finishes your sentences — you’re compatible on every level (physically, emotionally, and spiritually), but are you compatible financially? The hard truth is 36% of all divorces in America are due to financial incompatibility. What...
Even if you don’t make a lot of money, you can still retire at 65 with close to $1 million in your bank account…how? Start saving when you’re young and watch your bank account grow because of compounding interest. - The simple graph in this video shows...
Many people are panicking over the current financial situation. Instead, I encourage you to stop and take a breath. Yes, these are concerning times, but this is also a time when you can expand your horizons. Even if you’ve lost your job, you still have skills...
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