We love our clients. You all make this grind so worth it. So much advice about financial planning is about cutting back, being frugal, and sacrifices that have to be made. Some of this if fine advi
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Buy an Engagement Ring Like a Boss
Buying an engagement ring is a big financial decision for a HENRY [H.E.N.R.Y.™ = High Earner, Not Rich Yet]. So is getting married, obviously. But we assume you’ve done the legwork finding t
4 Easy Ways to GTFO (of town, that is…)
Millennials LOVE traveling. For most of our clients in their 20s and 30s, it’s their #1 financial goal. We prioritize it over throwing a big wedding, buying a dream home, or flaunting a desi
How to Buy Nice Things and Not Feel Guilty About it
We’re often asked why Stash Wealth only works with high earners in their 20s and 30s, AKA millennials. Short answer: Because we want our clients to be able to buy nice things! A
Our 10 Favorite Stash Plan® Goals of 2017
All day every day, we help tons of H.E.N.R.Y.s™ achieve all manner of financial goals. Of course, there are a couple basics things to take care of first – saving for retirement, paying off hi
Is Social Media Preventing You From Getting Rich?
Ever felt like you were living two lives: your real life, and the one you show on social media? In the digital age, online personas are the ones we spend time perfecting. And why not? Everyo
Why Celebrities Go Broke
While this isn’t exactly new news, a recent water cooler conversation about Johnny Depp’s financial distress led us down a bizarre intern rabbit hole – where multi-millionaires go
Are You Living A Lifestyle You Can Afford?
You’ve heard us say it before…if you’re in your 20s or 30s and you get your [financial] sh*t together now, you WILL be a millionaire – a multi-millionaire in fact! All day, every day, we show H.E.N
How to Turn Your Clothes into Cash
Look at the clothes in your closet. We bet you there’s at least 3 items in there that you don’t wear anymore. We’re right, huh? Even if you’re blessed w
Welcome Home, We’re Kicking You Out
It might be a sitcom cliché, but it’s not much of a stretch for most of us to imagine that the time will come (if it hasn’t already) when our parents will want us to clear throug