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Eddie Ghabour – Why Americans Don’t Save $

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Eddie Ghabour – Why Americans Don’t Save $

The sad truth is most Americans do not have a plan in place that they follow diligently to achieve financial independence.
If individuals would make the time to meet with a financial professional, build a detailed financial plan, and hold themselves accountable, financial independence can be easy.
Many Americans wait until it’s too late.

Eddie Ghabour, co-founder of Key Advisors Group LLC, and the author of the new Book: “The Common-Sense Bull” joins Wendy to talk about the problems Americans have planning and saving their hard-earned dollars.

http://www.keyadvisorsgroupllc.com/team/eddie-ghabour-partner

https://thecommonsensebull.com/about-me/

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