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Underrated money advice: Make your money boring to manage.

• Put bills on autopay
• Automate your contributions
• Pick one day to deal with paperwork

Your afternoon doesn't need to be a second finance job.

[Ryan Greiser, CFP® @Greiser]

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[Ryan Greiser, CFP® @Greiser]

Underrated money advice: Make your money boring to manage.

• Put bills on autopay
• Automate your contributions
• Pick one day to deal with paperwork

Your afternoon doesn't need to be a second finance job.

[Ryan Greiser, CFP® @Greiser]

@dickiebush Love this.

When it comes to money it's the same. Most people's financial plan is one 40 year push. No wonder its exhausting.

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@matt_gottshall I think you're right, Matt.

Most people in that range don't want retirement. They want the option to walk away or focus on work they choose.

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@maxpashman Love this.

For business owners IMO the best tax meeting happens in the fall, not in April.

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@RyanHaiss 100%.

The paperwork usually happens during the worst week of someone's life. That's exactly when nobody should be rushing it.

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@markcecchini Great breakdown.

People hear 'tax savings' and skip the word deferral. The exit plan is the part that matters.

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@sweatystartup So true. Same with wealth.

The first 5 to 10 years look like nothing is happening. That's the part nobody posts.

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@thejustinwelsh Love this, Justin.

Most people pick the income or net worth number first and figure out the life later. IMO it works way better in the other order.

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@BrianFeroldi I'm with you on this, Brian.

The goal is usually not to stop working. It's being able to say no to work you don't want.

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@SahilBloom Love this. Especially with money stuff.

Someone telling you they paid off their debt is a big deal. Don't follow it with what you'd have done differently.

[Ryan Greiser, CFP® @Greiser]

Underrated money advice: Make your money boring to manage.

• Put bills on autopay
• Automate your contributions
• Pick one day to deal with paperwork

Your afternoon doesn't need to be a second finance job.

[Ryan Greiser, CFP® @Greiser]

@SahilBloom @drjeremylondon Love this.

IMO the expensive lifestyle is often performative too. The simple plan is usually the one that actually creates options.

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@thejustinwelsh Love this, Justin.

Same with money and financial goals IMO. The hard part isn't building the plan. It's sticking with it when nothing exciting is happening.

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@matt_gottshall Absurd

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@The_Money_Buddy Ahead of who and what, though?

IMO the only benchmark that matters is your own plan.

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@drgurner Same with money IMO.

Do the work you control, then stop checking the score every day.

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@awealthofcs Net worth at highs and people still feel behind. Comparison is doing a lot of work here.

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@BrianFeroldi Love this.

The shift frees up a ton of time too. Less checking, less tinkering, more time on the things that matter.

For me thats my family, my friends, and my fitness.

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@hnshah So true.

Trusting yourself gets a lot easier with runway. Margin for error makes the leap feel less like a leap.

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@DaveRamsey Agree with the first line 100%.

Money with no job tends to get spent. Give it a name before payday.