Free Financial Advice That You Can Use
By Neal Frankle
This blog, Wealth Pilgrim is about our financial journey — your’s and mine. You’ll find tons of free financial advice here. This is a tool we’ll both use to make smarter investment decisions and (over time) eliminate stress about money.
Whatever we need to talk about in order to achieve that goal, we’ll talk about. We’ll obviously talk about financial ideas and the current events that impact your financial situation. We’ll also take a different approach to money that may help you stop worrying once and for all, no matter what.
I’ve been a financial planer for a few decades now and I’ve learned most of what I know by talking to people just like you. I’ve learned a great deal by observing how people with similar financial challenges respond to those challenges and what the outcomes were.
I’ve studied, observed and researched countless investment options. I know there is no one investment approach that works for everyone. But I also know that your emotional needs are just as important (if not more important) than your financial needs.
There are some very basic realities about how investing works that most people really don’t understand. I wrote a nice post about this issue here and I think it is helpful in explaining why folks are often disappointed when it comes to investing and what the cure for the problem is.
Beyond investing, another huge component of your financial success is determined by your understanding of how your investments are set up — this is especially true when it comes to your retirement accounts, IRA beneficiary rules and estate planning needs.
We’ll also talk about financial planning, retirement planning, retirement income, life insurance and just about everything else that makes up the sum total of your financial future.
Feel free to drop me a line. Chime in and ask questions. I really learn much more from you than from any other source.
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