A wealth building tool based on the knowledge that helped me get to financial independence, but would like to get opinions
My first ever post here. 😊
I’m building a wealth building tool based on knowledge and experience that helped achieve financial independence. I noticed people around me often make uneducated decisions on money. I would like to help!
Goal: keep people educated with wealth building options
This tool will help address questions like:
- Tracking net worth
- How do I know what assets I should own to support financial independence over the next X years
- when an asset’s price is reasonable based on historical trend
- how can I know how much taxes I own from the capital gains
But I have one concern: I don’t know whether people are comfortable putting their own financial numbers into the tool.
I would love to hear how people think about this tool, opinion towards my concerns or other concerns.
Thanks!
This tool seems to be very useful for those who would like to learn more about financial education. From the moment people want to achieve financial independence, they will not be afraid to put their financial numbers in the instrument. I think this is natural from the moment you want to know about building wealth. I wish you success, and I encourage you to do it and help people. I also turned to the services of a Portland company - http://www.mcgeewm.com to guide me in all aspects of my financial life, which helped me have very good wealth management. People like you who provide such information are to be appreciated! I wish you success.
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