Wealth Management Social Media and Updates
Wealth Management Social Media and Updates
While many illustrations of Trump Accounts (TAs) project how their value can grow to eye-popping levels over time, the reality is that similar (or even better) results can be achieved in other types of accounts that have far more flexibility than TAs. https://t.co/6JKeteB5th #trumpaccounts #OBBBA #advicers
Don't mistake a "lucky" market timing trade for a "good" investment strategy. True financial success is built on a boring foundation: ✅ Proper Asset Allocation ✅ A Long Investment Horizon ✅ Superior Stock Selection That doesn't mean that timing cannot add a few percentage points...
Insurance and trusts are not how you build wealth, it’s how you protect wealth. Focus on controlling your spending, increasing your income, and investing consistently.
If you are persistently leveraged long assets above your risk target you are doing it wrong and this month is a lesson. Consider moving to your risk target If you are perma bear and always underinvested and in...
People always ask me how I plan for big expenses without blowing my budget. And my mentor taught me about sinking funds. Here’s how they work and why I keep mine in a high-yield savings account. 🧵
Every time your income increases, your lifestyle should not automatically follow. Most people get a raise and immediately upgrade everything. (New phone, new apartment, new outings, new everything) The income went up but the savings stayed the same. This is lifestyle inflation, and it...
The most expensive financial mistake people might make is NOT a bad investment... It's an unreviewed one. - A policy bought 10 years ago. - A fund set up and forgotten. - A beneficiary nomination that hasn't been updated since before the children...
Invest $300/month into the S&P 500 and let time do the work: Year 5: $23,290 Year 10: $61,804 Year 15: $130,016 Year 20: $229,302 Year 25: $402,878 Year 30: $683,657 Consistency > timing. Start early. Stay consistent.
Everyone knows what a will is. Almost nobody knows what it actually can't do. A will can't bypass probate. A will can't protect assets from your creditors. A will can't prevent a contested estate. A will can't control how your money is used after...
This story is a great example of why you should: - Diversify - Not add to losers
Fears of re-accelerating inflation obliterating balanced portfolios, just like they did in 2022. https://t.co/S7laKGwQLC https://t.co/oLsV6wsuXf
I don’t need to be a millionaire for this to be true: 7 - 8 = -1 The stock market, after inflation, has returned about 7%. If you are withdrawing 8%, what does that leave you with over time? BROKE. 🍞🍞🍞🍞🍞🍞🍞 This...
Let me address this bc i see it a lot. Yes if you want to use bitcoin as currency you need to DIY. But most normies just want to invest in the most painless way. This is why crypto exchanges...
I was contacted today by someone making $20/hour who is asking about setting up a trust for asset protection purposes. At that income level, focus on wealth building. The real priorities: • Build an emergency fund • Pay down high-interest debt • Invest...
Iranian Foreign Minister dooming on how the 60/40 portfolio has performed worst since 2022 https://t.co/6DF87cVo4R
Long duration Treasuries performance now roughly matches the performance of the S&P 500 from July of last year. Think about that - duration is performing like stocks. That's a cycle shift starting.
I've talked a lot about stocks and commodities and the new 60/40. This is basically that
This is the most popular time of year for my favorite loophole in the US tax code The IRS says if somebody made over $165K filing single or $246K married filing joint in 2025 they cannot contribute directly to a Roth...
ETFs made my wife and I millionaires in 7 years. But there's over ~10,000 to choose from. Here are 10 ETFs that can make you a millionaire in 2026:
With stocks and bonds positively correlated again (but in the wrong direction), there’s a bit of 2022 déjà vu right now. Back in 2022 as the cost of capital reset after years of ultra-low rates, the 60/40 model broke down...
When a stock you own drops 25% it's an "opportunity". When it drops 10% more you call the CEO to verify the thesis and buy more. When it drops 10% more you get annoyed insiders aren't buying. When it drops...
(PREMIUM) "Tactical Update: March 27, 2026 - The Life Alert Market" Friday portfolio adjustments... via The Lyons Share https://t.co/7xhU1hRpGV https://t.co/LC5NkFzCHY
What matters in the short run: -Wars -Oil prices -Tariffs -Interest rates -Sentiment -A million other things What matters in the long run: -Earnings Speculators focus on the short run. Investors play the long game. https://t.co/u1oZkcMGCY
Not investing enough because of your spending? This helped me hit $500K in investments this year.
There's something about retirement planning most people never consider: what happens if you live to 95? Let me explain. Most plans are built around averages. Average life expectancy. Average healthcare costs. Average market returns. But averages are built from a range, and the people...
Buying stocks = gambling? For some people, yes. For others, no. If you understand what you’re buying and why, it’s not gambling. But if you’re buying stocks without knowing how to read a balance sheet or what a P/E ratio is, it is gambling. If...
The best investor is not the most disciplined one. It is the one who built a system that invests automatically even when discipline is nowhere to be found. Automation removes human emotion and human weakness from your investing equation entirely. Set it up...
The financial product that's right for your colleague is probably wrong for you. Not because your colleague has bad taste. Because the right financial structure depends entirely on facts specific to you: your income, your family situation, your tax exposure, your...
These are my personal money rules that I created for my finances I think everyone should create their own set of money rules. They make it easy to see what's important in your Rich Life https://t.co/EVJoQuzhyp
Li Lu on how to become a great investor "Start learning from the best - listening, studying, and reading. The best way to do it is to study one business inside and out for the purpose of making the investment."
I've sat across from people with $3M portfolios who couldn't answer a basic question: what is this money actually for? Not in vague terms. Specifically. What are you building toward, and by when?
I just had several days at a planning conference where several presenters discussed the long-term reliability of selecting quality stocks that showed resilience regardless of economic conditions, fiscal stimulus or inflationary environments. Example below of a popular concentrated portfolio of high-quality...
Weight in top 10 stocks: $VTI 32% USA (63% of the global stock market) $VEU 14% ex-USA (37% of the global stock market) https://t.co/1v1pdFpniW
The best investors stay calm when markets are volatile, and these financial habits can help you stay the course. https://t.co/hO1oDA3Gyi
"If You Can't Beat 'It, Stack 'It" Quantica's latest on why the cost of diversification depends on how you fund it, not the diversifier itself. Worth your time. https://t.co/w7oKWKy3Ot
We have a rollover HSA ($25K) that is sitting in Fidelity and it is 100% invested in the S&P. We use our current HSA for any medical expenses which are few and far between.
25-year-old We started working together just under 1 year ago. Makes $300K as a W-2 and another $80K/year in 1099 income (about $60K profit). He was maxing his company 401K but wasn't sure what else he could do so here is...
Is it considered style drift if a midcap portfolio ends 1Q as smallcap? Asking for a friend.
These 7 habits saved my family over $100k... And none of them require you to make an extra dollar. Save this before you forget it... Share it with someone who needs it... And follow me for more @budgetdog 🤝🏻
✨New Fit Rich Life Podcast✨ We talk about: - Endurance in fitness and financial independence - Justin’s bucket strategy to enjoy the FI journey - Building a life-first business & more 🎧 Episode 103 available everywhere.
My kids' portfolio for 2026: 30% Staples — boring ETFs. Don't think. Just automate. 40% Mature Growth — $NVDA $TSM $META $AMZN $GOOG $NFLX $MS $GS 30% High Growth — $PLTR $APP $HIMS $CRDO $SHOP $UBER No high risk tier for kids. Three tiers...
Always a pleasure talking with @SquawkCNBC and @BeckyQuick. Trying to think longer term to buy quality companies on sale. $NFLX $UNP $SNPS $DOV $ANFGF $MS
Imagine if the global stock market reverted to 50/50 US/ex-US... doesn't seem like folks are positioned for it.. ...in today's environment, "we are bullish international" means having like a 10% allocatoin to it lol $EFA $EEM $ACWI $VEU https://t.co/bSBFac5qch
Including dividends, the S&P 500 has gained over 1,200% since the March 2009 low, despite 32 corrections >5%. “Far more money has been lost by investors preparing for corrections, or trying to anticipate corrections, than has been lost in corrections themselves.”...
Here is how much you will need to invest every month to get $1,000,000 by 60. Assuming an 8.5% annual return. Age: 20: $270 25: $414 30: $643 35: $1,015 40: $1,650 45: $2,819 50: $5,350 The clock is ticking.
A will tells people what to do with your assets. A trust tells your assets what to do without needing anyone's permission. That's the difference most people miss.
There's a fine line between conviction and denial. Holding on when the thesis is intact? That's discipline. Holding on because admitting you're wrong hurts? That's ego. The facts don't care which one it is. Your portfolio doesn't either.
Most Retirees don't have a Major Asset Allocation to this Major #Quad3 Breakout: Commodities https://t.co/Iyitj3LaKM
Most young Nigerians do not know that the Federal Government of Nigeria is literally offering them a safe investment starting from just ₦5,000. FGN Savings Bonds are one of the most underutilized investments in Nigeria. The offer opens every month. The minimum is...
You work all year… ~30% goes to taxes. That’s ~110 days. 3–4 months working for the government. Real estate investors use: • Depreciation • Write-offs • Leverage To legally reduce that. Same income. Different strategy.
