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Podcast Ep 11: How to Get Where You Want to Go
by Michelle Smalenberger Financial Design Studio
Where do you want to be with your finances? Do you have what it takes to get there? Sometimes you might not even recognize what your true goal is, much less how to achieve it. In this episode, Jake and Michelle take a high level view of how goals work, how to reach them, and how this applies to your personal finances.
Developing Your Financial Plan
by David Barfield, Datapoint Financial Planning
Having a solid financial plan for your family is more critical today than ever before. Pensions are disappearing rapidly (only 25% of civilian workers and 15% of private industry workers had access to a pension in 2022 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics). As a result, you Millennials and Gen Zers know very well that the responsibility for funding your retirement falls on you, not your employer or the government.
Financial Literacy Month: 5 Financial Literacy Tips to Help You Cope with Economic Uncertainty
by Jeremy Morris, Five Pine Wealth Management
Uncertainty is inevitable in our constantly changing, fast-paced world. And in recent years, it’s become clear just how uncertain things can be. On a day-to-day basis, we deal with all kinds of societal, technological, and of course, economic uncertainty.
How to Organize Your Financial Life
by Michael Reynolds, Elevation Financial
Being organized is one of the most effective ways to make progress in your financial life. It can be difficult to manage all the demands placed on us every day and money is often the underlying foundation in all of it.
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