You Too Can Invest: Practical Guide to Investing and Designing Your Financial Future
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Growing up I always thought investing was something that other people did. It wasn’t for me. It seemed…complicated. It wasn’t until I looked around at my family that I realized that to make any meaningful progress with our finances, investing had to be part of the conversation.
That’s...
Growing up I always thought investing was something that other people did. It wasn’t for me. It seemed…complicated. It wasn’t until I looked around at my family that I realized that to make any meaningful progress with our finances, investing had to be part of the conversation.
That’s when I set out to be a trained Financial Advisor on a mission to help as many women as I can understand not only how to invest but how investing can really change their lives.
In this chat, I want you to walk away with:
- Actionable steps you can take to begin investing with as little as $1
- How to create a workable financial and investment roadmap that you’ll actually use
- What you can do at every life stage for your finances
Meet The Speaker
Financial Advisor. Angel Investor. Mrs. New York City 2019. Serial Entrepreneur. Mina Ennin Black is on a quest to help women create generational wealth.
She is the founder of In The Black Financial Wellness (ITB), a financial wellness company providing financial and business guidance. Our goal at ITB is to help all of our clients discover their Untapped Wealth™ so that they can become accredited angel investor. Whether you want to learn how to invest, create a financial roadmap, start or scale your business, In The Black Financial Wellness offers easy-to-understand classes and planning to help you reach all of your financial and business goals.
Mina has been described as one of the top personal finance people to follow on Twitter, and has been featured in numerous publications including, The New York Times, Ebony!, CNN Money, Yahoo Finance, The Grio and many more!More Topics You Might Like
Q&A
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Is it advisable to invest in crypto?
By: Efio-esien, Frontend DeveloperPosted on 2021-05-20 -
For married couple who is expecting to have baby, could you share some financial strategies/advices? Thanks.
By: Shisi, Backend DeveloperPosted on 2021-05-20 -
Is there such a thing as ethics when investing monies?
By: Jocelyn, Senior Account ManagerPosted on 2021-05-18 -
How much does it make sense to start with?
By: Galina, Backend DeveloperPosted on 2021-05-17 -
What are the rules for selling stocks?
By: AgataPosted on 2021-05-16 -
What is a basic plan for someone interested in investing and savings?
By: Katherine, Diversity Equity & Inclusion AdvisorPosted on 2021-05-15 -
Where to start and how much should we start with
By: ReneePosted on 2021-05-13 -
Are their tips to avoid bad financial advisors?
By: Ola, Frontend DeveloperPosted on 2021-05-13 -
retirement for freelancers; living abroad
By: LorenaPosted on 2021-05-13 -
What credentials should I look out for when choosing a financial advisor?
By: Margot, Associate ConsultantPosted on 2021-05-11 -
When is the right time to start investing? I'm new to the workforce so just starting to make money. I'm unsure if I should start investing now or just save to buy some big expenses in the next...
By: BeccaPosted on 2021-05-06 -
For someone who is just starting out with investing and has no clue where do begin, what do you recommend as first steps?
By: RalucaPosted on 2021-05-06 -
What is the guidance for paying for education --- Private K-12 as well as college?
By: RashellPosted on 2021-05-06 -
No question. Open to learning
By: Novene, Account ManagerPosted on 2021-04-30
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