Our very own Marcus Holzberg, CFP® was recently featured in an article from CBS News about financial planning moves to make and avoid in 2024.
In this article, the author goes into detail about some financial planning moves to avoid in 2024 in order to continue building wealth for the long term. Among some of those suggestions are overspending on credit cards, utilizing high-interest debt, not maxing out your 401(k), not diversifying your investments, and staying overly concentrated.
Marcus commented on not getting complacent with money issues. As he says,
"...don't let multiple problems you have with your financial life compound, or say, 'It'll sort itself out.' If you have questions or concerns about your financial life, make 2024 the year where you get financially organized and figure out the issues you may be having."
This article goes hand-in-hand with our recent blog post What Financial Planning Items Should I Consider to Start 2024 Off Right?
To learn more about financial moves to make and avoid in 2024, check out the article here in CBS News featuring Marcus Holzberg, CFP®.
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