The previous article on this topic focused on how important it is for young adults to “outrun” debt and move quickly from Debt Accumulation to the Asset Accumulation stage of the Financial Life Cycle. The name of the game is to get a good head start… to move through the early stages of the life […]
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Getting Ahead Early, Part 2: Open a “Team Savings & Investment Account”
June 25th, 2012 
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May 31st, 2012 admin In an earlier article I quoted James Taylor, but since the topic here is youth let’s borrow a line from James’s younger brother Livingston: “I could barely hobble when I needed to run.” What’s the connection? Well, when it comes to their finances, hobbling is what most of our children find themselves doing as they […]
Spotlight On: The Financial Life Cycle
January 11th, 2012 admin How Our Approach is Different: We Add Cash Flow Most financial planning resources focus on net worth – your assets and liabilities – to measure your finances and define goals. In fact, net worth is a critical measure. But we add a measure for financial independence to the mix. After all, that’s your ultimate goal, […]
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