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Schwab investment checking acct
Good afternoon Wealth Twins, Do you have a "refer a friend code" that I could use when I fund my new Charles schwab investment checking account?
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@Janella M you got this Janella!
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@Louis Ward I'm still figuring things out, and dont want to steer you wrong however, It doesn't appear to be the high yield that I am seeking.
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Going live 12:30pm 8/18 est on Youtube
I’m going live on YouTube and would love for you to join the party! Today’s discussion, common ways the responsible people destroy their retirement.
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Welcome to the community Eric! I'm retired 1 year now and so glad I too found the wealth twins...how does it go, when the student is ready the teacher will appear.
Feb 27 •
401k Gamble
Good morning community has anybody watched the documentary on YouTube by PBS The Retirement Gamble. The documentary is about how brokerage companies take advantage of investors in 401k. Let me know what you think about documentary. Thank you. Have a nice day.
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@Tamara Harrison great takeaways
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@Leslye Fulwider I agree that many of us dont need to depend on financial advisors and I am grateful for the wealth twins who are putting us down on financial lit.
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3 Money Moves That Made Dolly Parton Rich
Dolly Parton said no to Elvis Presley. Most people would've said yes to anything just to hear him sing their song. She didn't. That one decision quietly became one of the smartest money moves of her life. This week's newsletter breaks down 3 money lessons hiding inside Dolly Parton's story, the same ones that turned a girl from a one room cabin into a woman worth $650 million. Click here to read it!
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Thank you for researching and sharing this info. I commend Dolly for not selling her interest in the song to Elvis Presley. Great takeaway: long term minded vs immediate gratification. Overall excellent newsletter...learned more that I knew about the great Dolly Parton.
Aug 8 •
CD or Investment?
Hi Community, I have a CD with over $20,000 and it matures in January 2027. I’m considering being penalized about $150. And Investing and Maxing Out Roth. Please let me know your thoughts. Thank you! 💸🦋💸
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This is interesting. Yes, Great question and I agree with Nicole...why consider being penalized when January is around the corner? Perhaps make plans for your next money move once the CD matures.
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@donna-morris-9421
Independent Business Owner working in health & wellness community
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