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I run a nationally recognized wealth management firm for high-achieving millennials, next generation investors, entrepreneurs, and their families.
I also write about relationships and money so you and your partner can become an unstoppable financial team.
Getting paid in company stock can be great, but it can also become too much of a good thing.
This week I wrote about how to deal with concentration risk in your portfolio.
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Me: So the market gets a little volatile when the 10-year Treasury goes above 5% and oil is more than $100.
My kids: Can mom take us to school from now on?
To be a millionaire in 30 years, you need to invest $8,100/year.
To be a millionaire in 20 years, you need to invest $20,400/year.
To be a millionaire in 10 years, you need to invest $66,000/year.
To be a millionaire today, you need to inherit $1,000,000.
*8% annual return
Ladies, if he:
- Is hot
- Always is thirsty
- Loves to consume literature
- Understands multiple languages
- Knows exactly what you’re thinking
He’s not your man, he’s a data center.
“But I told you six times!”
Yup, that’s my wife yelling at me because I didn’t remember to do the thing I didn’t mean to forget.
The solution? Figuring out how the other person operates.
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When you hit your 40s, it’s important to keep your mind sharp. To help, I begin each day by playing a series of brain games like asking myself, “Where did I put my keys?” and “Why did I walk in here?”
After more than 21 years in wealth management, I can tell you the hardest thing about money is learning how to do the very boring stuff really, really well.
Managing cash, growing income, regularly investing, and staying disciplined over long periods of time is how you win.