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Six Simple Ways to Lower your Taxable Income
Let’s clear something up really quick. Earning well is great, but being able to keep more of what we earn is what separates income from wealth. For many high earners, taxes quietly become one of the largest recurring expenses. Bigger than rent, travel, or even lifestyle upgrades. And yet, most people only think about taxes once a year… usually when the damage is already done. The goal isn’t to dodge taxes, it’s to position our income in a way that reduces tax exposure over ti
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4 Types of Accounts Every Six-Figure Earner Should Have
Making six-figures is an achievement. But without structure, it’s just income moving fast. If your goal is financial freedom, security, and growth , your money needs the right homes to do its thing. Here are 4 accounts every six-figure earner should have to move from earning well to building wealth with intention. High-Yield Savings Account (HYSA) Purpose: Emergency fund + short-term goals Think of this as your financial safety net. Life throws curveballs, job changes, unexp
Dec 26, 20252 min read


How to Choose the Right High Yielding Savings Account
At this point, regular savings accounts should honestly be illegal. With inflation quietly eroding purchasing power, there’s no real reason to let cash sit in an account that isn’t even trying to keep up. Yet millions of dollars are still parked in traditional savings accounts earning pennies while banks do the absolute most with that same money. If someone is still using a traditional savings account, it’s usually for one of three reasons: they didn’t know better, they never
Dec 22, 20252 min read


9 Things to do Before the New Year
If you’re reading this, welcome! I’m kicking off my very first blog right before the new year, and that timing is intentional. Think of it as our first move in setting the tone for 2026. A blueprint for stepping into the year with clarity, intention, and strategy because the honest truth is nothing magical happens on January 1st. A new year doesn’t rewrite habits. Midnight doesn’t erase old spending patterns. And that “new year, new me” energy? Yeah… it fades by the second we
Dec 16, 20254 min read
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