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Aditi is a Licensed Financial Advisor with expertise in working with Individuals & Business Owners with a focused risk management solution to help you grow and protect wealth and achieve your financial goals.

11/12/2022

Most people are proud of their savings accounts.

Makes sense. Saving is hard.

But I'll tell you what doesn't make sense.

❌ Too much money in a boring old savings account ❌

Because money is always working in the background.
Money generates more money 24/7.

But for who?

See, when you don't put your money to work for you, your bank puts YOUR MONEY to work for THEM.

Because banks are big, huge profit machines.
And they don't sleep on opportunities.

A ton of bank profits come from money sitting in savings accounts just like yours. They invest your money, for their benefit.

Meanwhile, your money could be working for you.

Growing.
Earning dividends.
Dividends earning dividends.

Or your money can do that for your bank.

Remember, it's YOUR money. And it needs to work for you.
It's up to you to direct the traffic.

And if you snooze, you lose.

So figure out what your cash savings really need to be.
And invest the rest.

Message me to learn more about these dividend-investment plans which can have multiple tax benefits and guaranteed growth.

11/10/2022

Who were you a decade ago?

What did you care about?

Things I cared about then are not what I care about now.
Because life experience changes us.

And that makes me wonder what I'll want in 10 more years...

But we can't predict our future desires.
And we can't know what's next.
That's the spice of life.

But one thing is certain.

No matter what we end up wanting
Things we don't imagine now...

Having some money will make it easier.
And money problems will make it harder.

So imagine you, plus ten years.

What can you do to help that person?
What seeds can you plant today?

If you get paid twice a month, that's 240 paychecks.
Even small contributions add up at 240x

Lots of opportunities to help You, 2032.

Get started Today!

09/17/2022

Nothing is more fun than compounding interest.
Unless you can avoid paying taxes on it.
That's more fun.

Okay, time for a magic show 🪄

Ladies and gentleman, I present investments through INSURED ACCOUNTS.

⭐️ This is a special account that provides protection on your income
⭐️ You can invest based on your budget starting from 50 dollars every month (w/ post-tax dollars)
⭐️ Your money compounds like a flywheel
⭐️ You can grow the cash values and leverage it TAX-FREE.

Now, you already paid some taxes (you invested with post-tax $)
But all the growth over the years is TAX-FREE when you leverage.

Here's what this opportunity could look like:

You contribute $6K now and $500 per month, for 30 years.
Your investments fetch average returns of 7%
Fast forward to 2052
You have $658K
Tax-free

Ta-da!
Message me to know more:)

09/16/2022

People work so hard to get money.

Then they don't take care of the money they get.

The crazy part?

Taking care of your money is how wealth is created.

Getting money is just the half-way point.

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09/15/2022

Pay all your debt before you invest.

I hate this advice.

Why?

Because that will keep most people from EVER investing.
Or delay them by many years, at least.

Meanwhile, a habit could have been established.
Nest egg could start forming.

Of course it's important to pay your debts.
Get creative and be aggressive.

But starting to invest matters too.

So don't let debt keep you out of the market entirely.
Time in the market is valuable.

I propose a middle ground option:

Decide what you can contribute to debt & investing together.
A monthly lump sum.

Let's say $1K, for example.

To start, put $900 to your debt, and $100 to investing.
As your debt decreases, you can shift your allocation.

➡️ $800 to debt, $200 to investing
➡️ $700 / $300, etc

Eventually, the whole amount goes to investing.

On the day your debt is paid off, you have savings too.
And good habits to last a lifetime.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

People will argue about interest rates vs. market returns.
But that's not my point .

If debt carriers dismiss investing, they'll stay poor forever.

Having debt and investing are not mutually exclusive.

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09/14/2022

What topics do you consider for your wellness routine?

Diet, sleep, and exercise are probably top of mind.

But what about stress reduction?

We know stress is a killer.
It affects all our pieces and parts.

And the biggest stressor for most people is M O N E Y.

Even if you have lots of it, poor management creates stress.

So add financial wellness to your self-care routine.
⭐️ Your goal is to reduce financial stress ⭐️

Here are 3 easy ways to manage your money for stress reduction:

1. Get familiar with what your lifestyle costs you monthly.
2. Define your priorities & indulge. Reduce other spending.
3. Save & invest a set percentage of your income every month.

Direct your earnings toward stress reduction.

Because your health is your wealth.

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06/22/2022

Biggest financial opportunity for most people:

1. Be honest with yourself about wants vs. needs.

2. Evaluate where your money is going every month.

3. Redirect some unnecessary spending to long-term investing.

Game-changer.

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Happy International Women’s Day to all the women out there💃🎉🎊
03/08/2022

Happy International Women’s Day to all the women out there💃🎉🎊

03/05/2022

The idea of budgeting can feel daunting.

And sounds like no fun, I know.

Here's a little thing you can do to get started:

Look at all your spending.
Sounds simple, but most people don't do this!

Make a spreadsheet with a month's worth of spending.

Then put each line item into one of two categories:
FIXED or DISCRETIONARY

I guarantee this activity will be illuminating.

And awareness is a mighty powerful starting point.

Once you see it, you can't unsee it.

So, if you're afraid of budgeting, give this a whirl.
Find out where your money is going.

You don't have to commit to anything.

Just take a look.

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03/04/2022

Could you cut $25 from your spending, every day?

That would be $9,125 a year.

Invest it?

It's reasonable to expect 7% average annual returns, over a long time.

You could have $134K in ten years.

And $404K in twenty.

And that's just what $25 a day can do!

Start small to build something big.

Message me to have a conversation about your investment goals and how I can assist you with them

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03/03/2022

The financial industry makes a killing when you feel intimidated.

So pay attention to how they talk. How they make you feel.

Biggest misconceptions about investing in the market:

- You need a lot of money to get started

- I don't know from where should I start first

- It's complicated

Reality:

- You can start with $100

- It's easier than ever to invest

- If easy with a professional's knowledge & guidance

Message me to have a conversation about your financial goals and how I can assist you with them

Thanks













02/10/2022

The bank pays .06% interest on your savings account.

And the market returns 10% per year, on average.

So, let’s play a game…

Say you have $10K to save or invest.
And you'll add $500 / month to your account.

Time flies, and now it's 2052.

Did you save, or did you invest?
Let's see what happened.

Option 1: You saved your money at the bank.
Your balance is $191,806
You earned $1,806

Option 2: You invested your money in the stock market.
Your portfolio's valued at $1.328M
You earned $1.138M

Same contributions by you.
Wildly different outcomes.

Make sure You 2052 is $1M wealthier.

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