Joe DeLisi, CFP®, ChFC®, CExP®
Financial Advisor

How to wreck your investment and savings portfolio Step 2. Confusing Needs and Wants and Your ability to Rationalize; the components of Lifestyle Addiction™. In part one of this series we discussed how you could make sure of failure in finance if you just spent a bunch of time talking to other people who aren’t really experts in the subject matter. This could be the media or it could be the Internet or maybe even your best bud. Today let’s discuss another tried and true met

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I can sum up almost 20 years of experience in the world of personal finance in four words. In my business I travel a lot to speak at various functions. When I speak, it can be for anywhere from two hours to two days. No matter the venue or the duration of the event, the question I am most asked is, “What’s one piece of advice you have for someone just starting out?" This is a great question, and I actually have a great answer. First, in order to take this advice, you need t