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Transforming Lawyers' Financial Goals Into Reality | Wealth, Insurance, and Estate Planning | Founder of "The Wealthy Lawyer"

Financial success is not accidental. As a wealth advisor, I've seen it all. Lawyers with high incomes but no savings. Others with significant assets but no growth. The common thread? A lack of strategy. Here are 5 strategies I recommend for long-term financial success. 1. Diversify your investments. Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Spread your wealth across different asset classes. 2. Automate your savings. Set up automatic transfers to your savings account. This ensures you're consistently saving, regardless of how busy you are. 3. Invest in your knowledge. Financial literacy is not optional. Stay updated on financial terms and investment opportunities. 4. Consider a financial advisor. They can provide expert advice tailored to your specific situation. 5. Plan for the unexpected. Life is unpredictable. Ensure you have an emergency fund and adequate insurance coverage. Remember, financial success is a journey, not a destination. Start implementing these strategies today. You'll be well on your way to long-term financial success. P.S: If you're interested in more financial tips, feel free to reach out. I'm always here to help. >> Which of these 5 do you want to work on the most? ──── Jeffery, a wealth advisor to lawyers. 🔗 Let's connect for a Virtual Coffee Chat ☕️ to explore the strategies to set you on your journey to becoming a Wealthy Lawyer.

Kerry Barrett

Coaching you in on-camera communication to become compelling, competent and confident | Emmy-Award Winning Broadcast Journalist Turned Media Trainer + PR Coach | Speaker

3w

you can’t do it willy-nilly. High income and no savings was my issue for a long time. I just didn’t know how to stick to a budget

Ashley Misquitta

Work: Equity PM | Hobby: Helping students get their dream job

3w

Solid list Jeffery M. Lamont. The second one, automating your list, is such a powerful life hack. Paying yourself first so underappreciated.

Daniella Matutes

Principal Product Manager for AI/Chat/ML @ Paylocity

3w

We are vetting financial advisors during the next little bit. Thanks Jeffery for the validation and these extra tips.

Darren Flynn

On a mission to help engineers to be more entrepreneurial | Project Director @ Legacy Property Chartered Civil and Structural Engineer passionate about design thinking, innovation and challenging the status quo.

3w

Jeffery M. Lamont - these are great tips, a financial advisor changed everything for me when I was starting out...

Frank Rekas

The busy attorney's financial advisor | Putting your money where it matters most, so you can reduce your taxes today and tomorrow. Stop tipping Uncle Sam!

3w

Having a financial advisor takes the pressure off on another thing that they just don't have time for.

Brittany Young

Coaching sober curious, high-achieving leaders to replace alcohol with life-giving tools of success and freedom using The Breakthrough BS Method™ | Executive Sober Coach & Speaker

3w

Automating savings is probably the biggest one to work on Jeffery M. Lamont

Maura Mitchell

Empowering entrepreneurs to transform life’s challenges into opportunities for growth | 1:1 Advisor | Motivational Speaker | DM me.

3w

Jeffery, our financial advisor was instrumental in helping us plan for the unforeseen.

Jennifer Recla

Helping leaders create more bandwidth to grow engaged & resilient teams | Team Learning & Assessment Facilitator

3w

Jeffery M. Lamont We got a financial advisor last year and it was the best decision! He’s been so helpful, especially as I’ve started my business.

Holly Crawshaw

I help people tell their stories on LinkedIn + in books. || NYT Best-Selling Ghostwriter

3w

A lack of strategy pretty much anywhere stagnates growth. This is true in life and business!

Deni Kasrel

Web + Content Strategy | User Experience | Digital Marketing

3w

All good points and all together a solid strategy Jeffery M. Lamont While money does not grow on trees, you do need to cultivate it.

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