by Nikki Dunn | Jul 20, 2021 | Adulting, Budgeting, Building Wealth, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Goals, Make More Money, Mindset, Stock Market, Uncategorized
What you’ll learn: As you may or may not know, I am a big retail investor. I’m always trying to find the next big thing in consumer brands and more. I brought in my good friends and top resellers, @RALLI ROOTS, to talk about reselling stocks that have been...
by Nikki Dunn | Jun 7, 2021 | Adulting, Budgeting, Building Wealth, Finance, Goals, Investing, Make More Money, Uncategorized
What you’ll learn: Want to invest in great individual companies, but not sure where to start or what to look for? We’ll be diving into 5 actionable steps that you can take to start learning how to analyze a company like a professional. Links and Resources:...
by Nikki Dunn | May 18, 2021 | Budgeting, Building Wealth, Finance, Goals, Make More Money, Mindset, Saving Money, Uncategorized
What you’ll learn: Everyone wants to have healthier finances and grow their account balances, right? It’s easy to assume that investing is all that you should care about, and while investing is a key part of any financial plan, there is a right way to...
by Nikki Dunn | May 14, 2021 | Budgeting, Building Wealth, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Investing, Make More Money, Mindset, Retirement, Uncategorized
What you’ll learn: Today’s question is: “What are the best index funds to buy in a brokerage account vs. a retirement accounts?” I break down why you should understand the key differences between a “brokerage” vs. a...
by Nikki Dunn | May 6, 2021 | Adulting, Budgeting, Finance, Goals, Saving Money, Uncategorized
What you’ll learn: Today’s question is: “When do you think you should hire a money manager to help with investing?” I break down when you should start thinking about hiring someone if you’re not looking to learn how to invest yourself....
by Nikki Dunn | Apr 22, 2021 | Adulting, Budgeting, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Goals, Investing, Make More Money, Mindset, Saving Money, Uncategorized
What you’ll learn: Today’s question is: “I have income around $70,000 and student loan debt around $150,000 at 7% interest, what should I invest in or should I pay off my student loans first.” I break down some considerations when trying to...
