For those who have created an irrevocable trust with a friend as a trustee, yourself as the grantor and beneficiary, what of your assets did you transfer and how did you structure the trustee agreements in order to ensure (or encourage) access or distributions to you while preserving asset protection (loss of control)? Have you listed yourself as a financial advisor for said trust?

Does Hitachi vantara has night shift allowance for employees

Anyone working as an LVN in Wyoming ? Trying to see what the usual hourly wage is supposed to be out here. I’m currently in Sheridan, Wyoming

McK 🐟: are offices like Pittsburgh and Atalanta easier to get into than NY and San Francisco?

Does wipro provides car parking to employees in Gurgaon cyber city office??

Does anyone have a fair idea what the salary range for a Director of Acquisitions in San Diego would be?

I thought I had figured out how to mostly manage being an introvert and doing this work. Then I went from a project of 15 core stakeholders to one with 45… 🙃🤬😱

BCG does phone screens in the US? (Had a recruiter reach back after I applied for a phone screen but didnt have this step last year when I interviewed)

Any great agencies or companies to work for in DTC?

Does anyone still have an active Becker account that I could borrow for 2 months to study for my REG exam? Please! Thanks!

Has anybody invested on affordable housing in Gurgaon, India? Or got any insight for a first time investor.

What's your favorite way to clear your mind after reading all day?

Anyone ever work on A&M HIG transactions projects? Thoughts on your experiences/the group?

Any financial analysts here?

Hi Fishes,
My Appraisal is due this september. Can anyone of you tell me how much hike can i expect.
Cctc:6.5
Designation:Engineer
Exp:2.6
I joined in jan2020 but the training period of our entire batch was extended due to covid. Hence getting first appraisal in sept 2021.
Thanks in Advance😀

33 year old with MBA thinking about a career change from financial services consultant to certified financial planner. Any advice?

Should I move to another firm and take the higher pay (20% more) and do more work I’d enjoy doing and have better growth and long term career potential, while sacrificing my current title (would have to step down from associate to analyst), WLB, and team chemistry?

My monthly salary is around $6.4k after-tax. Living in NYC. Do you think it’s reasonable that I pay:
- about $1.5k on rent
- about $500 on utilities and subscriptions
- about $900 on student loan
- about $2k on food and etc.
My saving goals is around $3k so been trying to adjust my monthly spending.

Does anyone have any inspiration stores of FIRE without an incredibly high income/family financial support. Looking for hope 😅

Currently 23yo with $65k in cash and $14k in student loan debt. Not sure what the best course of action is. What would you do?

what are the tax implications when you withdraw from your espp? what are the necessary steps you have to take so you don’t get overtaxed?

Today I am 28! Any advice you wish you had at my age?

Single and childless but would like kids. High income and maxing out all tax advantaged accounts I can but was thinking of starting a 529 in my own name to be transferred to future kids. If I don’t have kids maybe transfer it to my nephew. Thoughts, pros, cons?

Should I lump sum $150k into the market or DCA? Just looking to grow the money, no other short term plans.

Question about what to do next. I’ve maxed out everything—401k, HSA, IRA, backdoor Roth 401k. My bills are all paid. I’ll probably make about 16,500 more this year to do stuff with (ie money that isn’t going to taxes or insurance or anything). What should I do with it? Crypto? Set it on fire? Get a hair transplant?

I’m maxing out my 401K, traditional IRA and HSA this year and paying for some house improvements. I have about $750K total investments and very close to $2M net worth, but realize that I am behind on investments if I want to do FIRE. I was focused on paying off huge chunks of my mortgage and managed to whittle it down to $75K left. Would you suggest I go ahead and pay that off this year? Or pause and do a mega back door roth instead? I’m mid 40s. Thanks!

Max out 401k before contributing to taxable brokerage? Roth IRA is already maxed out.

Does anyone use a brokerage account instead of a checking account? Mine offers a fee free debit/atm card and free checks which I'd rarely use but starting to question whether it is worth maintaining my "big bank" checking account that requires a $1500 minimum balance.

I also have a local credit union checking/savings that I'd use if I need any services or to deposit cash and a HYSA that gets my paycheck, is used for mortgage and credit card payments, and to transfer to checking or investments.

What’s a good, practical tax book to read for someone who knows nothing about taxes? I feel like I should familiarize myself with them but don’t know where to start/find the topic very overwhelming and dense even as a finance attorney. Welcome to other beginning finance book suggestions too! (Already read Kiyosaki and Ramsey)

When do you predict the dip? I've been waiting for so long, but don't want to buy now. VTI seems inflated.

For any real estate investors

22 years old and currently focused on using my left over income to invest and pay off my debt. I am set to pay off my college loans by next year and, when I do, I want to look into investing into real estate. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get into/learn more about real estate investing? Or how I can have enough knowledge on the topic to be able to invest wisely when the time comes?

Any books? youtubers? etc. How did you all learn about it?

Best long term investment strategy against inflation to get to a large nest in for retirement?

Is there a definitive guide to cost of living? The obvious cost of living centers (SF, NYC, LA etc.) get covered a lot, but I’m wondering where my city falls. It’s a modest Midwest city with ~100k residents but is a relatively touristy spot. It often feels like a MCOL area but I’m not sure how to adequately judge that, and it would be helpful to know when comparing salaries and the like.

Is an IPO in anyone’s FIRE strategy? Maybe this is specific to the Bay Area, but it doesn’t seem that unrealistic to negotiate enough equity to make $1.5 mill off an IPO. Or maybe I’m dreaming 😂