Devin McCombs, CFP®, TPCP®, CSLP®

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Devin McCombs, CFP®, TPCP®, CSLP®

Devin McCombs, CFP®, TPCP®, CSLP®

@NxtGenPlanning

Financial Advisor based in Denver CO, Tweets ≠ advice. What I post is my opinion and not my employers.

Denver, Colorado Katılım Mart 2023
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Daniel J. Stefanski, EA
Daniel J. Stefanski, EA@danjstefanski·
Money is a form of permission Having wealth shouldn't just mean the numbers just go up forever There is nothing greater than seeing you: ... retire when you can financially afford to ... take that vacation you have been talking about forever ... surprising children by paying for them to travel abroad ... choosing to pick up the tab without sending Venmo requests Independence and generosity are real wealth It’s so much more than watching a number go up infinitely
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Cliff Cornell
Cliff Cornell@cliffcornell_·
Many understand that contributions to a Roth IRA can be withdrawn at any time. But let's take it a step further. The Roth ordering rules for non-qualified distributions can be tricky. Contributions, conversions, and earnings can all be subject to different rules! 🧵👇
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Nathaniel S. Ford
Nathaniel S. Ford@nathanielsford·
12 weeks ago, I made a decision: Stop overthinking. Start sharing. Let people see my work instead of keeping it in drafts. That small shift turned into 1200+ followers and 5 million impressions:
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Daniel J. Stefanski, EA
Daniel J. Stefanski, EA@danjstefanski·
Every investment has a tradeoff: Stocks → Fluctuations and downturns Cash → Quietly loses value while feeling “safe” Rentals → Bad tenants, vacancies, rising rates Fixed Income → Interest rate risk The truth is that there is no such thing as risk-free Wealth building is rarely a "have your cake and eat it too" deal Pick the risk and tradeoff that you are willing to accept for a prolonged period of time
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Fran Walsh
Fran Walsh@FranWalsh73·
Poor people think money buys things. Middle class thinks money buys comfort. Wealthy people know money buys something better: Control. I see this pattern in every client worth $1M+. Here's what they all figure out: ↓
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Nathaniel S. Ford
Nathaniel S. Ford@nathanielsford·
@NxtGenPlanning I’m a firm believer in marriage and finding your person! I love marriage. Been married 5 years and hoping to go for many more
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Nathaniel S. Ford
Nathaniel S. Ford@nathanielsford·
Here's what nobody tells you about relationships: The hardest part of emotional maturity is learning that some people are only meant to be in your life for a chapter, not the whole book. You outgrow people. They outgrow you. That's not betrayal. That's growth. Holding onto relationships that no longer serve you isn't loyalty...it's fear of letting go. The people who are meant to stay will grow with you. The ones who aren't will resist your growth and resent your progress. Let them go. Not with anger. With gratitude for what was and acceptance of what is.
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Fran Walsh
Fran Walsh@FranWalsh73·
A lot of people look rich. Far fewer are financially safe or stable. Here’s the difference - and how to build the one that actually matters ↓
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Fran Walsh@FranWalsh73·
Bonuses. Raises. Side income. Extra money is where most high earners screw it up - not because they’re reckless, but because there’s no plan. Here’s the playbook to make extra money stick ↓
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Daniel J. Stefanski, EA
Daniel J. Stefanski, EA@danjstefanski·
Most IRS underpayment penalties are avoidable Yet they show up every year With estimated payments due soon Here's how to avoid mistakes with Uncle Sam:
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Zach Ashburn
Zach Ashburn@zachary_ashburn·
I have audible credits, what was your best listen of 2025?
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Jake Oliver
Jake Oliver@Jake___Oliver·
@NxtGenPlanning Lonesome Dove is a great movie... I've only seen the movies.. not read the book.
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