A home may be the biggest investment you ever make, so Nav.it brought Georgia Attorney Patience Kaysee Saydee on board to address five ways a real estate attorney empowers your finances. Read More
Schoffler knows that parting with hard-earned income is scary, but she’s grateful she made the decision to live more conservatively and invest when she was younger. “Passive streams of income have allowed my family to spend one month a year traveling the world for the past six years,” she says. “Having monthly and quarterly income that I’m not actively working for equals freedom.” Read More
After getting overwhelmed by taxes, I pulled out one of the business cards and proceeded to hire an accountant. In addition to teaching me important lessons about humility, vulnerability, and asking for help, here are three of the many reasons this was a smart decision for me and my business. Read More
When starting a business, getting clear on what you really want to do is a process. This means it takes time, effort, and patience with yourself. Once you have clarity, the next step is to develop a strategy and action plan to bring your idea or dream into reality.
I’ve found it most helpful to use the six Ds to test the viability of your idea. Here’s how you can really see if your business idea has legs. Read More
Bill Gates (and all the others like Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffett, etc.) are brilliant, hardworking dudes, but it can be downright harmful to downplay the role of luck on their lives. Their outcomes live on the extreme ends of luck and risk— and are impossible to duplicate. Read More
To summarize, an overall strategy can help you avoid these pitfalls. Be in the best financial position possible or any life or economic circumstance with these 4 steps:
1) Install or maintain a financial safety net for life’s biggest financial risks, to include (but not limited to) disability, death, divorce, unemployment, or lawsuit.
2) Save/invest 15-20% of your annual before tax income.
3) Reduce taxes and debt.
4) Spend the rest without shame or guilt. Read More
Proudly announcing our latest partners, Olympians Maggie Steffens and Dagmara Wozniak. Olympians are exceptional, and altogether human when it comes to their finances. Discover how Daga and Maggie plan to use Nav.it to fund their goals and grow wealth on their terms. Read More
Can a pay cut be a good thing? If there's one positive outcome from COVID-19, it's that we can find a better way to work. And yeah, sometimes that pay cut can give you a bigger pay off. Find out how. Read More
Small businesses are facing an unprecedented economic disruption due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. The CARES Act contains $376 billion in relief for American workers and small businesses. Let's nav.igate the benefits available to you. Read More
If you regularly find yourself out of money before your boss hands over your next paycheck, take heart—you’re not the only one. A comprehensive study from CareerBuilder showed that a whopping 78 percent of us live paycheck to paycheck. Read More