A financial advisor would usually tell you not to own shares in your employer. Too much concentration of risk.Invest as soon as you can. The reward always outweighs the risk.
Don't sell your work shares until you retire!! I would be worth millions if i'd kept them all.
Rest days are just as important as workout days in your 30's & 40's. Take them or suffer long term consequences.
I'm a qualified financial advisor and took that very same advice from myself when I changed careers. I was wrong. Very wrong.A financial advisor would usually tell you not to own shares in your employer. Too much concentration of risk.
Obviously on some occasions it will work but Enron is a good lesson for us all.
It can happen of course but still the advice is sound.I'm a qualified financial advisor and took that very same advice from myself when I changed careers. I was wrong. Very wrong.
I would tell me sixteen your old self to enjoy the success you've had the pleasure of watching, because it won't be coming back any time soon.Football wise, watching Everton will never be more enjoyable than the last two seasons.
(I was 16 in August 1970)
What advice would you give to a 16 year old you ? Stay single ? Shack up and start a family ? Go travelling ?? Hindsight is wonderful I know but with what you know now what would you tell your younger self
I never realised you knew my grandparentsSpend more time with your grandparents and ask them questions , re the family's history.
yea especially that you can be gaslit by itFanny is trouble.
Play carefully.