Pay yourself first: automate savings and investments before spending on wants. Most people overspend because they prioritize lifestyle over wealth-building. They can’t help but buy dumb stuff.

Hot take: You should never pay off a mortgage at 3.25%

It’s very likely that I won’t get a meaningful raise at my job this year That being said, I’ll be looking elsewhere to see if there are any higher paying opportunities Job hopping can be the only way to get the raise you deserve.

If you want to retire early, you need to maximize your savings rate IMMEDIATELY so it can get to work for you My first job out of college I was able to save 60% of my income every paycheck while living on my own That has set me up in a way that I could never imagine back then.

People who don’t invest regularly will be left behind, and frankly it’s deserved People often underestimate the power of compound interest Many overlook this and delay investing, thinking they need large sums to start Starting to save and invest early, even small amounts, can

Paying off loans under 4% is a wasted opportunity imo Definitely pay off higher interest rate debt, but even risk free investments can return you that much, let alone equities

🚨Trump just signed a $4.5 TRILLION tax cut into law. I reviewed every page, so you don’t have to. Here’s exactly how it will impact your taxes:

I got a raise that was incredibly disappointing a little while back My promotion yielded a small raise despite grinding and operating at the level of my new role for 2 years If you got a 6% raise when you got promoted, what would you do? 🤔

If you told someone in March/April that we’d be at ATH by July, nobody would have believed you Buying the dip was the right move. Why didn’t you buy during the tariff turbulence?

The new tax bill allows you to write off car loan interest. BUT only certain types of cars and loans qualify. Here's exactly how it works:

Technical analysis is gambling, change my mind

People freaking out about me missing out on a 12% rally 🤣 Real quiet when it’s down, loud when it’s up The coin cult strikes again

2025 has undoubtedly been the hardest year of my life 2024 was the second hardest of my life This year, I’ve had to balance raising an infant, losing really close family members, pets, and goal posts constantly being moved on me at work. I’ve been spending a lot of time with

"How would you invest $5,000?" Most people get it completely wrong. Here’s the exact step by step plan to maximize this money: