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The Problem with Social Media Financial Spending Plan
Conscious Spending Plan, as defined by Ramit Sethi (renowned financial author) is a short-form financial plan that accounts for savings while indulging in guilt-free spending. With that, his aim is to decouple the notion of money as either being rigidly disciplined vs living in the moment. “…It is all about spending extravagantly on the things you love, as long as you cut costs mercilessly on the things you don’t. It’s not about restriction. It’s about being intentional with your money and then spending on the things you love guilt-free.” Ramit remarks that the plan is rewarding because you get to CHOOSE how you want to spend your money AND how…
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Here’s How to Invest by Age Before the Next Recession
No matter how much we fight, we will hit a recession in the near future. With inflation hitting all time highs, investing is now a mandatory requirement of your wealth strategy.
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Pandemic Investment Performance Are Up 100%! Use These Tips
Our investment grew by an astonishing +98.50% beating the S&P and most investment management portfolios. Here's how we were able to do this.
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Our Portfolio is up almost $15,000 in 1-day! Winning!?
How to construct an investment portfolio that thrives during an inflation. Sharing all the tips and market tricks to edge out wins.
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How to Set Up Your Month-to-Month Million Dollar Financial Plan
An unwritten and unspoken truth about wealth; “It’s easy if you have a great financial plan.” Financial advisors are merely paid to make the rich richer month-to-month. Here’s how.
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How to Set Up a Winning Multi-Generational Family Financial Plan
The Net/Max Financial Plan for Married Couples (With or Without Children) “20% of Americans don’t save any of their annual income. Over 40% of Americans have less than $10,000 saved for retirement. Two-thirds of Americans would struggle to scrounge up $1,000 in an emergency. About 77 million Americans have debt in collections, according to the Urban Institute. While the average American owes over $171,000 on their home, and the average monthly mortgage payment is more than $1,000.” 21 Eye-Popping Personal Finance Statistic About Saving Money & Debt, Invested Wallet With these stats, it is about time that I drafted a Net/Max Financial Plan for Couples (with/out Children). For those brand new to this thread,…
