Financial Fitness Jerrod Myers

Financial fitness was back this week with special guest Alvin Watson. Next year there will be a few changes when it comes to taxes via personal and business. For those that operate with apps such as cash app for business purposes. You may want to consider the transactions sit down with a CPA. 
Entrepreneurship is slowly on the rise. Many people are taking opportunities to take their chance. 2020 leveled the play field we believe and have opportunities for many that took advantage of it. 
https://www.indexjournal.com/news/national/irs-would-track-all-bank-transactions-over-600-under-biden-plan-businesses-revolt/article_816dd6c9-312c-5d7b-8f1a-12343af3e75c.html
https://www.forbes.com/sites/michelatindera/2020/11/02/here-are-the-billionaires-spending-big-to-keep-lindsey-graham-in-the-senate/?sh=46e3f0c46a58
https://www.npr.org/2021/09/26/1040779728/pokemon-oreo-cookies-ebay-pikachu-mew

What's going on everyone,
Jerrod here with a quick financial check-in from your favorite financial advisor

Could you survive on 30,000 dollars?
“ For single people living in the U.S., earning enough money to make ends meet looks different for each person. But location can play a major role, since the cost of housing, food, insurance and other necessities varies from place to place.”

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On this episode of Financial Fitness, we discuss what it takes to survive in the US as a single person living on an average income between $30,000-$40,000. A CNBC article posted what it would take to survive. Take a listen as Kela and I discuss what it would take in order to survive in the US. 

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On this episode, Kela and I wanted to take a deeper dive into this back to school season. Cutting cost, attending school drives, and focusing on your child’s mental health play a key role in your finances and preparing for the 2021-2022 school year.

A nice brief episode on being prepared for going back to school.
The financial fitness way!
Here are some helpful links
https://www.thepennyhoarder.com/budgeting/back-to-school-budgeting/
https://www.passionforsavings.com/back-to-school/

We were able to sit down with crypto investor and entrepreneur, Brayden Reince.
In this episode we took a dive into the similarities that blockchain in a way mimics regular banking transactions. Over time blockchain looks to remove the middle man, but how? Listen in as we discuss why decentralized currency is slowly taking over as people take part in the digital age.
Of course everything is subject to be hacked However, protection and encryption is key to the success of these coins. As well as keeping your digital wallet safe.
Catch part 1 as look to dive further into the future of blockchain technology.