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11 Money Moves to Make Before 2027 (opens the original)
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We’re officially in Q4 which means it’s the final countdown to 2027.This week I thought it’d be fun to give you 11 wealth building moves you need to make now, to set yourself up to start the new year off a step ahead.Coming from someone who grew up with ZERO financial literacy, and managed to build a 7-figure net worth and multi 6-figure investment portfolio in my mid-30s.Let’s get right into it…1.Check if your savings account is actually earning anythingQuick way to check?If it’s sitting in a r
4 Most Common Roth Conversion Mistakes (opens the original)
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Is it just me, or do you feel like every time you try to do the thing that feels responsible, it comes back to bite you in the ass?I guess because Murphy was an optimist.A prime example…Most financial advice tells you if you have a large balance in your traditional 401k or IRA, you should convert it to a Roth ASAP. Stockpile as much tax-free money for retirement as you can. What they’re NOT telling you is that the wrong conversion at the wrong time can actually cost you more than doing nothing.
You’re using your HSA wrong (opens the original)
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I’m embarrassed to admit this but…For nearly a decade I kept $30k just sitting in my checking account.Yeah. An entire market cycle. A decade of growth I can never get back.You don’t have to tell me. I’ve already berated myself for it over and over again.But growing up with zero financial literacy, it never even occurred to me that there was anything better to do with it.The one money thing I remember my parents talking about…?“Death and taxes. That’s the only guarantees in life.”<p
Retirement Planning for Self-Employed Women (opens the original)
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*This post is a collaboration with . I started building my personal brand as a way to exit my 9-5. Sam started hers as a way to ditch being a lawyer.The common thread between us (and I’d argue most entrepreneurs) is that there’s no playbook. No set of rules you have to follow.That’s the beauty of owning a business right?No micro-managing boss giving you today’s list of tasks to check off. No clocking in and out. No permission needed to take the month of July off to go road tripping across Eu
Once You Understand This, You’ll Stop Working Past 58 (opens the original)
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“Keep working until 65.”“Max out your 401k every year.”“Wait to retire until you can take full Social Security.”“Every extra year you work makes your retirement safer.”And for most of your career, this is solid advice.However, there’s a specific moment in most people’s financial lives when they cross over from, “I have to work” to “I’m choosing to work”.Here’s the problem…<p
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