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Hi! Welcome to the Wealth Pack Community! The Goal of this group is to bring together those who want to learn how to grow their wealth the smart way and become confident in their money decisions! Please take a look in the classroom section in the top menu to download some resources. We will continue to add to it. To kick things off, please comment below introducing yourself Let us know: 1. Where are you from 2. What is the personal finance area you want to focus on 3. Pick a GIF that represents you in some way ⚠️ Please do not give out any personal information in this community. This is a public group so be mindful and keep your information safe. Keep your comments general and when we see comments themes we will have a group discussion about it. See you in the comments!

Hey y’all! I’m an avid reader and was just curious on what are some of y’all’s favorite books regarding money/investing? I just finished reading The Richest Man In Babylon & The Psychology of Money.

So I think I’ve built a pretty good portfolio, mainly in index funds that hold a variety of stocks I use daily: AI, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Tesla, other Meta platforms just to name a few. Positive gains so far, not much, but they are positive. Now what? I don’t want to make a lot of changes if any as long as they continue to grow. Patience is what I have to concur now, and see how it plays out. I will say, once you establish your goals, time limit, and patience, it seems easy, but as I sit here on the back deck, sipping bourbon and smoking a good stick (cigar) I feeI like I’m missing something. I think I made some good moves, but I am no pro. Any suggestions going forward? Let me know. Vance

You can be doing all the “right” things with your money and still feel like you are not getting any closer to freedom. In this week’s newsletter, we are talking about the difference between simply owning accounts and actually having a strategy for your money. If you have ever wondered whether your savings, retirement accounts, and investments are truly working together, read this before making your next money move. The newsletter is waiting for you in the Classroom.