by Nikki Dunn | Sep 9, 2019 | Adulting, Building Wealth, Finance, Goals, Investing, Make More Money, Retirement, Saving Money, Stock Market
When it comes to investing there are many man-made myths out there. Or simply, things we have told ourself to keep investing at an arm’s length away. Things like:When I have more savings When I have no debt When I buy a house When I get older These just a few...
by Nikki Dunn | Apr 16, 2019 | Building Wealth, Investing, Make More Money, Mindset, Retirement, Saving Money, Stock Market
Wealth Building is actually not as hard as it may seem. There are 3 important things that you need to know to get you on track to reaching your retirement goals. In today’s episode you will learn: The most important concept that makes people wealthyThe one thing...
by Nikki Dunn | Apr 10, 2019 | Building Wealth, Finance, Investing, Retirement, Saving Money, Stock Market, Taxes
I get a TON of questions about IRA’s, so I thought I would do a video discussing the biggest differences between the two most popular ones. In today’s episode you will learn: What is a Traditional IRA? What are the contribution/deduction limitations?What...
by Nikki Dunn | Feb 27, 2019 | Building Wealth, Finance, Goals, Investing, Make More Money, Retirement, Stock Market
Millennial’s tend to get a bad reputation. We spend more money on avocado toast than we should (rightfully so, as it’s delicious). We also get told we job hop too much and we’re entitled. The worst reputation of all though is that millennials are...
by Nikki Dunn | Feb 18, 2019 | Adulting, Building Wealth, Finance, Goals, Investing, Retirement, Saving Money, Stock Market
If you are in your 20’s or 30’s it can feel like retirement is so far away. This makes saving for it even less of a priority. You may say to yourself “ I have plenty of time.” While this is true, you do have plenty of time, it’s even more of an argument as to...
by Nikki Dunn | Dec 28, 2018 | Building Wealth, Finance, Goals, Investing, Retirement, Saving Money, Stock Market, Taxes
Most people know about the benefits of having a retirement account. You get to delay paying income taxes on your contributions (up to the limits), and you can watch your invested nest egg grow over time. Of course, there is no free lunch, so when you do take the money...
