"When your values are clear
your financial decisions
become easy"
You can teach your kids to be millionaires – here’s how my grandmother taught me.
It's so easy you could do it today.
Self-made millionaire and co-founder of AE Wealth Management David Bach started investing early: He bought his first stock at age seven.
It’s all thanks to his grandmother, Bach tells CNBC Make It: “The best advice I ever got about money came from my Grandma Rose Bach. She helped me buy my first stock at age seven in McDonald’s, and she basically taught me a lesson that changed my life.”
David Bach’s Tips for Couples Who Want to Finish Rich
Follow these strategies to get on the same financial page.
He ought to know — he’s worked with thousands of couples over the years as a financial advisor and seminar leader.
How to Prepare for a Market Correction With Tips From David Bach
A correction is coming, but it doesn't take much to prepare.
Earlier in 2017, the Dow blew through that mark when it reached 20,000.
Warren Buffett Shares the Secrets to Wealth in America
It's All In How You Look At The Numbers
I have good news. First, most American children are going to live far better than their parents did.
Second, large gains in the living standards of Americans will continue for many generations to come.
Self Made Millionaire to Millennials: Don’t Rent a Home—Buy
Not Doing This Will Be Your Biggest Mistake
If you’re not prioritizing home ownership, you’re making a costly mistake, says co-founder of AE Wealth Management and self-made millionaire David Bach.
In fact, not buying a home is the single biggest mistake millennials are making, he tells CNBC Make It: “The most important advice I can tell you right now if you’re young is: Don’t listen to these people that tell you should rent versus buy.”
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