Too Many Cooks If you’ve ever researched personal finance or wealth creation, you know there’s thousands of voices giving advice on how to invest, what to buy, how much to save and a hundred other things. While most of these people mean well, there’s one big problem: They’re not you. What worked for someone else […] Read more
Actions Speak Louder Chances are you’ve listened to, read and seen tons of information on growing your wealth, managing your finances and changing your mindset. Vision, thoughts and mindset are important. But they’re not everything. The big problem with all the helpful information is: It overwhelms us. With all the conflicting opinions out there, we […] Read more
Fountain of Wealth In a perfect world, you’d probably want yourself and all your loved ones to be wealthy and happy without worrying about money. Unfortunately, the world makes it easy to think you can either create positive experiences for yourself or for others—and that doing something for yourself takes away from the time you […] Read more
Can You Count on Anything? If you’re under 45, your parent’s inheritance might not be part of your financial planning. That’s understandable. Inheritance is uncomfortable to think about and not an easy topic to bring up. But your financial future might just depend on the inheritance you’ll receive. Whether it’s paying off student loans or […] Read more
Give What You Have NOT Received Whether you’re a parent, take care of loved ones or just want to make a difference in the world, you probably love to make an impact on other people’s lives by giving–whether that’s your time, money or something else. But if you’re like most people, another thought pops into […] Read more
Road Trips and Money Management Road trips with the entire family are fun, but they’re exhausting. You need to take care of different people, keep the car running and carve out time for yourself to recharge. Managing your money can be like a road trip–especially when you have to care for someone else like an […] Read more
Trying to Get Ahead It doesn’t matter if you’re twenty years old or fifty years old – it feels good to get ahead financially. It reduces stress and gives you the chance to take advantage of life’s other investment opportunities. Today we’re going to teach you how to get ahead and give your finances a […] Read more
Today’s Most Popular 22 Year Old (Roth IRA) If you’ve heard of a Roth IRA, you may be wondering how different it really is from other options. We get it – we understand that it can all get a little confusing! While a Roth IRA and other options have some similarities, they have some pretty […] Read more
8 Lessons from Grandma’s Generation with Tim Austin (Part 2) We’re back for part two of our interview with Tim Austin; the veteran of time-tested spending and saving strategies. Today, he shares 8 financial lessons that you can learn from Grandma’s Generation. Here Are The Show Highlights: A responsibility philosophy people mistakenly don’t understand (3:20) […] Read more
The Overlooked $2.7 Million with Tim Austin (Part 1) Tim Austin is a veteran in the financial services industry. His passion was in helping parents solve their most immediate need – paying for their children’s college education while continuing to fund their lifestyle, pay off their home, and save for retirement. He’s a leading advocate […] Read more
