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Thomas Kopelman 💵 (@tkopelman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our first advisor website officially launched today We had a blast building this for Blend Wealth Check it out and let us know what you think We are working on our next client, and have a January client booked. But have an open slot for February ! blendwealth.com

Travis Gatzemeier, CFP® (@t_gatzemeier) 's Twitter Profile Photo

And be sure to work with your tax or financial professional with any of the above strategies. This isn't advice, but something for you to consider as a starting point. And if you want to save these strategies, here ya go👇

And be sure to work with your tax or financial professional with any of the above strategies. This isn't advice, but something for you to consider as a starting point.

And if you want to save these strategies, here ya go👇
Adam Cmejla, CFP® (@acmejla) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Platforms like eMoney Advisor @MoneyGuidePro should be taking note: there's a much cleaner way to deliver FPing to clients. Hint: it's not an 85 page printout. Clients are BEGGING for us for simlicity. We're kindly asking you to rise to the occassion or we'll build it ourselves.

stupetty (@stupetty) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I've been trying to come up with a "no worry" number for client spending. I have clients (and myself) that deliberate way too much over expenses that really don't materially change their financial outlook. Any ideas on approaching this? Cody Garrett, CFP®️

Cody Garrett, CFP®️ (@measuretwicemny) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When baking bread, we don’t open the oven once per minute to see how it’s baking. 🙏🏼 When investing with a 10+ year time horizon, we should be careful not to look at our accounts every day/week/month. The more often you look at the stock market, the more volatile it is.

Morgan Ranstrom, CFA, CFP®, CEPA® (@morganranstrom) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How the media and our clients think of stocks and the economy: Stocks are down —> The economic crisis will intensify → This will push stocks down further —> More economic pain → More stock market declines → Onward and onward, the cycle continues until… ENDTIMES.

Zach Ashburn (@zachary_ashburn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you're consulting it means you won't have a "normal" retirement. Even side income will likely change how you plan. I suggest viewing your plans in a few stages to help make it more clear 1/5⬇️

Nikki Dunn, CFP® (@shetalksfinance) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Robert Kiyosaki has been the ultimate financial doom and gloomer. He’s been calling for a major all-around asset crash for years. Here are a few of his INSANE predictions and how much $ you would have LOST if you followed him:

Robert Kiyosaki has been the ultimate financial doom and gloomer.

He’s been calling for a major all-around asset crash for years.

Here are a few of his INSANE predictions and how much $ you would have LOST if you followed him:
Ben Carlson (@awealthofcs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why didn't bond yields rise more when inflation was 9%? I don't know Why are bond yields rising so fast now that inflation has fallen? I don't know Where do rates go from here? I don't know Is the bond mkt dumber than we give it credit for? Possibly Hope that helps

Thomas Kopelman 💵 (@tkopelman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Avoid advice from anyone who says: - You NEED any specific product - 401(k)s are a scam - You must use leverage - It’s a “secret” the wealthy use Good advice isn’t one-size-fits-all or a sales pitch

Lei Deng, CFA, CFP® (@leidengcfp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

𝐓𝐋;𝐃𝐑 Non-itemizers win with a small new deduction (starting 2026). But for itemizers, only giving above 0.5% of AGI counts, and smaller contributions below that floor aren’t deductible or carried forward. High earners and corporations face tighter limits too.

Lei Deng, CFA, CFP® (@leidengcfp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Everyone wants advanced financial planning strategies. But here’s the truth: without healthy cash flow, nothing else matters. Fix your foundation first→ Track where money goes, trim what doesn’t serve you, boost income where you can. More advanced strategies can and should

Lei Deng, CFA, CFP® (@leidengcfp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

💡 Got a raise or expecting a year-end bonus? Don’t forget it might affect your Roth IRA eligibility. Roth IRAs have income limits, and extra income could push you out of range: Single filers: $150,000 - $165,000 (MAGI phase-out range) Married filing jointly: $236,000 -

💡 Got a raise or expecting a year-end bonus?

Don’t forget it might affect your Roth IRA eligibility.

Roth IRAs have income limits, and extra income could push you out of range:

Single filers: $150,000 - $165,000 (MAGI phase-out range)

Married filing jointly: $236,000 -