Author "Mastering Money" Former SEC Director Lecturer @Harvard_Law Husband, Dad, @Princeton alum Partner @Kirkland_Ellis Opinions solely my own.
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SEC Chairman Paul Atkins (@SECPaulSAtkins) announces "Project Crypto" alongside our Chair of the Financial Freedom Initiative, Norm Champ, in front of a packed house at @A1Policy.
A major milestone at @A1Policy yesterday: @PaulAtkinsETH, SEC Chairman, announced the “Project Crypto” — ushering in the new Golden Age of finance. #ProjectCrypto #SEC
Had a great time speaking earlier today at the Monday Meeting about Center for #FinancialFreedom at @A1Policy and how an expansive federal government adversely impacted Americans. Let's continue to empower individuals & advocate for policies that promote financial independence!
Excited to share that I’ll be speaking this Monday, June 23 at the Monday Meeting in NYC! I’ll discuss my new role as Chair of @A1Policy Financial Freedom Initiative, highlighting ways to empower Americans and promote individual prosperity. #FinancialFreedom #AmericaFirst
Why is DOGE wielding a chainsaw? It's time for change. Read my @FoxBusiness article on the need for deep cuts and true accountability in the federal government. @realDonaldTrump & @elonmusk . 🔗#DOGE #FederalReforms foxbusiness.com/economy/why-…
As consumers return to pre-pandemic spending habits, nearly 27% of Americans have applied for a new credit card in 2021. It is important to know the best practices to reap the benefits of a credit card without incurring more debt bit.ly/3ltY03P
My tips:
1) Always pay off high-interest debt first (like credit cards) before focusing on lower interest debt (like mortgages)
2) Pay more than your minimum payment each month
3) Consolidate debt by taking advantage of low interest transfer rates
In my book Mastering Money, you can learn more ways to use a credit card to your advantage and tips for paying off debt, as well as other personal finance lessons.
#personalfinance #financialliteracy #CreditCard #debt
The biggest question people have when taking steps to controlling their money is "where do I start?". Do you save for retirement or pay off debt or save for emergencies?
@herfirst100K spoke with @CNBC to share her top tips for prioritizing your goals! cnb.cx/31d9cuK
Congratulations to Former Chair of @CFTC and dear friend @giancarloMKTS on his recently published book "CryptoDad: The Fight for the Future of Money." As a crypto expert and enthusiast, Chris' expertise is bound to be insightful and I look forward to reading his insider account!
Personal financial education gives people the understanding and tools to create a stable foundation for the future. In a recent @CNBC interview, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona encouraged even greater strides in financial literacy. cnb.cx/3Dy56dS
Great advice from @USATODAYmoney @themotleyfool on "5 unexpected sources of #retirement #income you can tap: Stock dividends, HSAs, more." 💵bit.ly/3iudN0I
When should you transition from saving to investing your money? If you've built up an emergency fund and paid off debt, now could be a great time to start investing your extra funds. This @USATODAY article explores signs that you're ready! bit.ly/3lIqPZn
How much cash do retirees really need? Hear from financial advisors on their knowledge and research about the answer to this question. Remember there's no magic answer but taking thoughtful steps throughout your life can get you were you need to be. cnb.cx/2VZvT2g
Money can be confusing and a large stress in one's life. In this article, you can learn the basics of financial literacy through just 6 concepts. This article isn't just about the 'how' of financial literacy but the 'why'. on.wsj.com/2VJUCrT
If you have #studentloans, here are some pros and cons to consider about #refinancing with today's low interest rates according to @FoxBusiness 💰💳 fxn.ws/3xrir4r
This past year and a half has taught people the importance of personal finance and preparing for the unexpected, as many Americans are in financial recovery mode following the economic impact of the pandemic. How can you better prepare yourself?
@CNBC: cnb.cx/3i3nWAA
As the economy continues to reopen, many Americans are planning their next vacations. I spoke with @cheddar to discuss how people should financially prepare for travels this year and gave my top tips for saving before and during trips. bit.ly/2U7SDwD
Understanding your finances is key to planning for your future. Create a budget to help you understand your position and spending habits. As @DaveRamsey said, "A budget is telling your money where to go instead of wondering where it went."
@thebalance: bit.ly/3hcIxTZ
Fixed Rate Or Adjustable Rate Mortgage? 🏡 Which should you choose?
@PeterLazaroff for @forbes: forbes.com/sites/peterlazaro…