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If we start from a basic premise, we know that the world as a whole owns the entire stock market. Meet the Gotrocks family—they own everything in the world—and see what happens to their overall wealth once they begin trying to get themselves ahead of others.
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Sometimes life is too busy and you don’t want to do it all yourself. Over the years, many people have asked me to connect them with the “good guys” in the financial services industry. Below are people and companies that I’ve personally vetted (often meeting them in person). Know that they are paid advertisers on the site but that I routinely recommend them to friends and colleagues and would do so even if they weren’t advertisers.
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Student Loan Planner
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Should You Invest in Series EE Bonds?
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Lions, Tigers and Bonds, Oh My!
Here we take a look at my investment allocation last year to see if I was on track with my goals.
BLI Portfolio Performance Report 2018
Curious about a lawyer’s portfolio performance? Let’s take a look at my portfolio and see how well it’s done over the past year.
Hard Money Lending—PeerStreet Update
I take a look at how my investments through PeerStreet have grown in the last year and whether it’s still beneficial for me to keep doing.
Strategies If You Can’t Make 401(k) Contributions During Your First Year
Starting a new job and unable to contribute to a 401(k) account just yet? IRAs can be the solution.
More Reasons to RUN from a Financial Advisor
Check out part 2 of Ryan McPherson’s warnings to look out for when finding your own financial planner.
How to Become a 401(k) Millionaire
Utilize your 401(k) to its maximum capabilities. Follow these few steps to really take advantage of your retirement funds now.
Don’t Be An Investing Clown
Financial posts can seem intriguing and like they have all the answers laid out for you. The truth is they have as much knowledge about the markets as John Smith on the street. Don’t fall for their tactics.
