http://www.twintierfinancial.com/the_uncommon_cents/Life Insurance, online investing, & budgeting are just the tip of the iceberg. Twin Tier Financial teaches innovative financial strategies as well as a unique approach to financial planning.enMon, 15 Mar 2010 13:14:37 PDTTypePad http://www.typepad.com/financial,planning,free,financial,planning,financial,planning,advisors,systematic,investment,plan,investments,plans,planning,investmentshttp://www.twintierfinancial.comnofinancial,planning,free,financial,planning,financial,planning,advisors,systematic,investment,plan,investments,plans,planning,investmentsThe Weblog of Uncommon cent$Twin Tier Financial presents The Weblog of Uncommon Cent$. The Weblog of Uncommon Cent$ provides focused financal information on insurance, saving, and investing based on actual visitor feedback as well as unique original articles written by David C. Lewis, RFA. Instead of the status quo method of building a website and furnishing information that is generic and impersonal, TwinTierFinancial.com & The Weblog of Uncommon Cent$ takes a dynamic approach by answering specific questions with a conceptualized answer. In this way, visitors to the site can help determine the quality of the information being presented and the subject matter of the website. They can also take conceptualized knowledge and apply it to their specific situation. The result is that visitors can have their questions answered without exposing too much of their personal lives while effectively deciding what they would like to learn more about. Take advantage of a unique perspective on personal financial planning. Book, product, and service reviews as well as innovative financial strategies that are often overlooked by the mainstream media and financial "experts" round out the tip of the iceberg on here.Subscribe with My Yahoo!Subscribe with NewsGatorSubscribe with My AOLSubscribe with BloglinesSubscribe with NetvibesSubscribe with GoogleSubscribe with PageflakesHi, this is David - Thanks for Subscribing to my bog, and please feel free to connect with me. To your financial success!http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheWeblogOfUncommonCent/~3/QQQNm5tlJVc/start-financial-planning.htmlAsset PreservationCurrent EventsInsurance & SavingsInvestingWealth Creationhttp://www.twintierfinancial.comMon, 15 Mar 2010 13:14:37 PDTtag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a00e550a6385c883301310f817332970cMost of the people I talk to about financial planning assume that they need money in order to do financial planning. To some extent, this is true (education is not free). However, the process of financial planning is a lifelong process that starts prior to finishing highschool. This seems incredible to most people, but financial planning starts with a concept of "value creation". Value creation, in concrete terms, means planning a career, finding a job, and making money. By thinking that you must wait to become "rich" before engaging in the process of financial planning or meeting with a financial adviser, you are making a huge mistake. A common contradiction is that financial planning is only necessary or worthwhile after you have become "rich". But in order to become "rich", or well off, you must have had some kind of plan in place. The unspoken question is: how did you earn that money to begin with? Before any saving or investing can happen, before any budgeting can take place, SOMETHING must be created. 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