Investing vs Paying Down Student Loans & Debt (Part 2)
This article discusses whether you should invest in stocks and your 401k plan or if you should pay down debt instead
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Your Financial Advisor Charges Too Much – Fixed/Flat Fees Are The Future (Video)
Taken from WELLth’s LinkedIn I had a few objectives in mind when I founded WELLth Financial Planning. The most controversial of the bunch? I want to break the traditional “assets under management” (AUM) fee so prevalent among my competitors. Typically, financial advisors will charge based on a percentage of the investments they manage. This method of
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Investing vs Paying Down Student Loans & Debt (Part 1)
The quick answer to whether you should pay down debt or invest first comes down to a simple question, “which action will make you wealthier in the long run?”
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Know Your Worth! – 7 Negotiating Tips For A Higher Salary
Don’t take that first offer and don’t accept that meager cost-of-living adjustment! You are worth more than that and you know it! In this article, we are going to discuss the importance of negotiating your salary and some tactics on how to increase your overall compensation. Some of the tips below I have gleaned from
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FIRE: Will I Be Able to Retire Early If I’m Frugal? (Video)
More and more young professionals are envisioning an early retirement as their main financial goal. Most have turned to the “FIRE” movement, which stands for “Financial Independence, Retire Early,” for information. This movement promotes frugality, and sometimes extreme frugality, to reach financial goals. In the video below, I explore a hypothetical example to illustrate how
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