The Wealth Rebels Show

Why you need to become your own wealth manager!

Broadcast on:: 28 Sep 2023

In this episode of "Wealth Unchained," Emma Wright, founder of Independent Wealth, encourages you to take charge of your financial future by becoming your own wealth manager. She dispels the myth that managing finances is daunting and provides compelling reasons for taking a hands-on approach.

Here are the key takeaways:

Take Control: Manage your finances to align strategies with your unique goals and risk tolerance. Avoid losing control through intermediaries and have the freedom to invest in ventures that suit you, like property or business.
Save on Fees: By handling your wealth management, you can potentially save significant amounts in fees and commissions compared to working with a financial advisor.
Empower with Knowledge: Self-management empowers you to understand various investment options and financial strategies, enabling you to make informed decisions and navigate the financial world with confidence.
Customize Your Plan: Tailor your financial plan to meet your specific needs and aspirations. This allows for investments that align with your preferences, such as property ventures, business endeavors, or other alternative revenue streams.
Set Clear Goals: Define your life-changing goals without limitations to provide direction and purpose for your financial journey.
Create a Comprehensive Plan: Develop a financial plan that outlines your current wealth, income, expenses, assets, and liabilities, serving as a roadmap for achieving your goals.
Educate Yourself: Invest time in understanding various investment options, tax strategies, and financial instruments. Access resources like the Six Steps To Invest course and the masterclass "How to become your own wealth manager."
Diversify for Resilience: Spread your resources across different asset classes to reduce risk and grow multiple income streams from ventures like business, property, and tax-led opportunities. This ensures financial resilience and stability.