If you complain about Wall Street’s fat-cat greed, can you tell me what fees you’re paying on your investment funds?
If you complain about taxes, which tax-advantaged accounts do you use?
If you think that other people “waste” money on $200 jeans, $400 shoes, or $600 phones, what would you say if I told you that with a 10-minute review of your spending and a 20-minute phone call, I could show you how 20% of your discretionary spending is “wasting” money”?
Food for thought.
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