Financial Planning, Hip-Hop, Millennials

Money & Hip-Hop

Typically, rap artists are not your go-to source for financial advice, or even a good example of what to do with your money. For every Jay-Z, there are hundreds of MC Hammers; from the entourages to grills, homes, cars, partying and other frivolous spending, there is little financial responsibility. However, there is no shortage of songs about money, so I…

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Investing, Millennials, Technology

More on Millennials and Fintech

Last week I wrote about the changes in financial services, especially pertaining toward Millennials. Below is a pretty good video discussing Fintech, Millennials, and where the financial advisory industry is heading. Enjoy!   Disclaimer: Nothing on this blog should be considered advice, or recommendations. If you have questions pertaining your individual situation you should consult your financial advisor. For all of the disclaimers, please…

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Investing

Back At The Top

A few weeks ago I blogged about the frustrations of rangebound markets for the long term investor. Well, it’s been a good few weeks, and we’re back at the top of the range. We’ll soon know what this visit will bring. Stay tuned…   Disclaimer: Nothing on this blog should be considered advice, or recommendations. If you have questions pertaining your individual…

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Financial Planning, Insurance

Protecting Your Most Valuable Asset

What’s your most valuable asset? Your 401(k)? Your home? Guess again. While these two assets typically dominate most Millennials’ assets section on a net worth statement, there is an asset that is more valuable than both–your income. Without your income, there is no 401(k) and no home; your income provides for your family, allows you to save for the future,…

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