Understood. If you ever have any office hours or presentations open to the public, I'd love to attend.
I've been doing budget coaching for high-income clients for about 8 years. Currently in the process of getting my CFP and hope to sit for my exam later this year.
Really appreciate learning from you and all that you share here.
The idea here is to start a service B2B digital marketing business. So he's selling Landing pages, copywriting, social media etc... as a service to a business.
That business is probably ecommerce, or media, or a service company.
For example, I used to do copywriting and digital marketing for financial service companies and financial conferences.
In this case, the kid is selling projects. So he can deliver that on nights/weekends no problem.
@natesolon As someone who films software and budgeting tutorials for a living - I've found the videos with my head do WAY better. I think it's as others have said, the personal human connection.
@AndrewBlackFlag TN could definitely use some bolstering up of red. And that makes sense on the size! We just moved to a town of ~ 30k, after being in Knox County with 200k.
So it's all relative!
Lots of folks are moving to Williamson Co. I've got quite a few friends there. It's beautiful.
The problem I see most often is a behavioral problem.
People have a fixed amount they want to invest with after tax dollars (let's say $7,000 to max out the IRA). They try to decide Roth vs Traditional.
What they miss is that if they go Traditional, they need to take the tax break and also invest that money.
In reality, the average person from a behavioral standpoint is unlikely to take the tax savings and invest it. They will instead likely spend it. So for the average person, just go Roth as it will result in more money being invested.
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Each generation carries a burden. But man we do have it good today compared others.