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This video is a call to action for women to take ownership of their financial power and future. My detailed Ellevest women investing platform review video will be part of a recurring series I’ll call “Mind the Investing & Wage Gap” and “The Rise of Women Investors.” Women have made great investment and income earning […]

Happy Thanksgiving Investor Friends! First: Thank you for watching and I’m grateful for health and family, the most important things in life to keep safe and not lose, and that puts everything else into perspective. We can worry about money and our investments after that. This Coronavirus Recession Investing Special goes deep like Turkey Stuffing

If you’re looking for ideas on how to legit save some money, look no further because in this video I talk about 10 categories of things I don’t buy or spend much money on. With a minimalist approach to spending, the 10 things I avoid buying include: 1) Subscriptions, 2) Fast Food, 3) Drinks, 4)

Ramit Sethi’s I Will Teach You To Be Rich book first came out in 2009, and I first read it in 2012 when I was looking for helpful ways to invest and get my finances in order. This is my “Rich Life” journey after 8 years of following some of Ramit’s personal finance tips but

My mind is blown with learning about these tax savings! I provide a comprehensive explanation of the Health Savings Account (HSA), Flexible Spending Account (FSA), and Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA). Whether you are self-funding these accounts/plans or your employer is helping to contribute, there could be some major tax benefits that you’ll want to take

Happy Halloween, my favorite holiday of the year! 🎃 Created with ghostlike charm, please enjoy this little spooky play on October investing-related fun facts! Don’t let October’s volatility frighten you into making rash decisions with your investments because markets can be like the smoke and mirrors you see in a haunted house this time of

I provide a comprehensive explanation of the 401k and pension plans as the most common American employer-sponsored retirement plans as well as if you’re self-employed and interested in a Solo 401k, SEP IRA, and/or a SIMPLE IRA. Contributing the minimum to get an employer match is always a good idea because it can be thought

Here I review steps we can take to stop living paycheck to paycheck so we can finally start investing and leading a more financially fulfilling life beyond the daily grind. The steps I cover include: 1) Awareness of one’s Financial Situation, 2) Taking Action & Getting an Emergency Fund, and 3) Reviewing one’s Results and