@tadtalksmoney: I think that the first place people learn about fiancial literacy is often from their family. Whether is it’s from their parents, their uncle or other realtives it is usually square one. Having said that, if their family is not well versed in finance, individuals are left to learn on their own. If they don’t care to take the time to learn, they will often default to a bank to fill in the gap for information. Now I am not saying that going to banks is a bad thing, but for most people the banks will educate (if they even do that) them is specific strategies/prodcuts that the banks sell. Now the down side to this is that the individuals will likely be unaware of other asset and strategies that could help them accumulate wealth. The benefits of working with advisors who offer insight in many strategies/assets become very clear in these moments. What do you think about using banks for wealth building strategies? Comment ➡️ Link in bio to schedule a one on one zoom meeting.😁 #Cashflowingrealestate #realestateinvesting #financialfreedom #generationalwealth Disclaimer all videos are for educational/entertainment purposes only. Figures used are to demonstrate concepts, not financial advice. This message is an expression of the author’s personal opinions. The company will not be held liable in any way for the opinions expressed herein

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