Evan is a married 30 Year Old Attorney from New York. He works as a Director in a Financial Planning Firm working Planners who devote their time planning for High Net Worth individuals. Since there is no professional relationship between the reader and Evan, NOTHING on this site should be construed as Legal or Financial Advice.
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As part of my daily responsibilities financial planners will come to me to discuss a particular case; sometimes these cases are mind boggling estate planning cases ($20million, $30million, $50million+) and sometimes they are just your run of the mill new family starting out. When the case has to do with estate planning the planner and…
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Are you interested in purchasing a life insurance policy, but you are concerned that your health will make it impossible for you to get a policy? Fortunately, with the help of no medical life insurance, even those with health issues such as cancer or high blood pressure can still the coverage they and their family…
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Earlier this year I started tracking my net worth, but wasn’t entirely comfortable putting the number completely out there, so I came up with a system where I on January 18, 2011 I took my positive net worth made it a zero. Feel free to check out my absolute zero net worth post. This way…
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Evan on
September 30, 2011 in
Rant
Sometimes when I read Congressional Members’ rationale for certain bills it makes me literally want to rip my hair out of my head. Luckily I refrain since I am the only one of my brothers with hair left. It is ridiculous that no one seems to learn the law of unintended consequences. A Company exists…
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About 18 months ago, I started my Perpetual Income Machine which then eventually morphed into my dividend investment portfolio. Now every couple months I update those specific stocks which are on my “watch list” for the following months to come. While the stocks I am purchasing change every few months, I never sell those stocks…
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