Lately, I’ve been taking the time to learn more about how to sale stocks. Not so I can actively trade, but so I can get rid of the securities my Investment Advisor (IA) has me in on my Roth account. I want to be in the driver seat of how my funds are invested. The twins have stressed the importance of knowing what you’re invested in and not leaving your future solely in the hands of others. My IA isn’t reinvesting any dividends so I made the bold decision and call today to remove the IA off of my IRA’s. I’m acting on the lessons I’ve learned from the twins’ newsletters and YouTube videos. As much as I like pickle juice….I now want more because I’m taking the time to learn what I want for my future self and my heirs! I haven’t mastered everything yet, but I’m committed to continuous learning and finding the confidence to step out of my comfort zone! I’m investing for longterm wealth and growth. I feel like Patti LaBelle….”I Got A New Attitude!” I hope you too are finding the courage to do something different as you learn and grow!

Hello All, I just uploaded a new resource in the classroom for you to use for your investment journey. It is called the Investment Tracker.

It's April which means we've already finished the 1st quarter of 2026. Are you still pursing the money goals you set at New year, doing something completely different, or need motivation to actually start them?

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Someone I learned today: When you invest in an index fund, you receive a composite dividend that is collected from the underlying companies and then distributed to you. The fund gathers all dividends from its holdings—such as those in the S&P 500—and pays them to shareholders, typically quarterly or annually, often with the option for automatic reinvestment (DRIP).