Bad spending habits can endanger your financial future. Don’t let your bad spending habits lead to bad investing habits.
Author: Tami McDonald
Tami W. McDonald, CFP®, is the founder of Brookstone Wealth Management. She has a Bachelor of Business Administration with a minor in Finance. She’s a graduate of the College for Financial Planning and an Accredited Private Wealth Advisor, and she holds a Certificate of Masters of Women’s Advisory (meaning she is specially trained to provide wealth advisory services specifically to women). Along with her CFP® and over 30 years in finance and investing experience, Tami holds licenses in Series 7 and 66, Annuity and Long-term Care Insurance.
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