by Billy Epperhart | Jan 5, 2023 | Blogs on Budgeting, Investing, The Triple X Factor
We’ve all been there. It’s the beginning of the year, yet your financial goals are already beginning to waver. You might find yourself spending a few harmless dollars eating out, purchasing an expensive gym membership, or planning a vacation on credit (you’ll pay it...
by Billy Epperhart | Dec 23, 2022 | Blogs on Budgeting, Investing, Tips on How to Invest
The end of the year is always a great time to reconsider your financial goals. However, it’s important to contextualize them in light of the current economy. In America, consumer prices are estimated to have risen around 7 percent in 2022 alone (which seems like a...
by Billy Epperhart | Feb 12, 2022 | Blogs on Budgeting, Investing, Tips on How to Invest
I always say that nobody ever built any real wealth by earning and saving. If you want to build wealth, you need to learn how to invest. Period. Luckily, there is a lot of room for creativity and diversity in terms of how you invest—it can be fun! In this blog post, I...
by Billy Epperhart | Nov 12, 2021 | Blogs on Budgeting, Leadership, Leadership and You, Personal Growth
I have always been someone who has a lot of dreams and goals. Sometimes, the sheer volume of everything I want to accomplish is overwhelming. There can be a temptation to aim for perfection, but I’m here to tell you that perfection isn’t the goal. Order is. A...
by Billy Epperhart | Apr 28, 2021 | Blogs on Budgeting, Investing
Student debt is an epidemic in our country. As of 2021, 43 million people in the United States had taken out federal student loans at an astounding rate of $1,447.1 billion. You may have been out of school for several years and still have those student loans hanging...
by Billy Epperhart | Apr 26, 2021 | Blogs on Budgeting, Investing
Have you ever had something that you wanted to understand so badly, but it felt too complex to wrap your head around? For the longest time, that’s how I felt about the topic of how to build wealth. They say that you don’t truly understand something until you can teach...
