Financial Planning Strategies for Millennials. Retirement Tax Planning Strategies and Investment Management Strategies for Tax-Advantaged Investing.
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Watch these 4 videos: The Baby Steps: Murphy’s Law: Wealth Building: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pl3yKPRhw4 Credit Cards: Week 1 Saving Part One: 7 Baby Steps Saving money is crucial to financial success. In the video, Dave Ramsey goes through the seven baby steps to get started on saving for your future. Baby Step #1 Emergency Fund $1,000 in …
The three main asset classes – equities, fixed-income, and cash and equivalents – have different levels of risk and return, so each will behave differently over time.
Dollar-cost averaging is a tool an investor can use to build savings and wealth over a long period.
https://youtu.be/N-7JT5OCTzY Money Study Group Weekly Update Last Week: Insurance 101 Car Insurance Quote Adding Auto Insurance to Your Plan Adding HO Insurance to Your Plan Credit Crush Adding Your Dream Home to Your Plan Adding Your Cool Car to Your Plan Credit Card Spending Spree Identifying Your Best Debt Payment Strategies Bargaining and Negotiating While …
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In this lesson, we’ll take a closer look at the cost of credit as we fast forward from our original story. Billy and Sally have grown very fond of using credit to buy things they may or may not be able to afford.
Sometimes I buy things even though I know I can’t afford them. It just doesn’t make sense.” But actually, if we connect the dots of our present attitudes and behaviors to important moments in our past, it might make perfect sense!
https://youtu.be/9kiWiYfQqWI This week’s assignment includes a simple budget. If you’re a student living at home and your parents are paying all of your bills, you may be wondering — why do you need a budget!? In this Video, I’ll answer that question. One of the major goals of this course in Personal Finance is to …
