Welcome to the 20Somethingfinance personal finance blog. Now that you are Here, What can you Expect?

My goal is to provide rich personal finance content that is well researched, thought out, and attempts to add value to the reader. You can expect to see 2-3 original posts per week. I will refrain from quick posts that don’t add value to the reader. Most of my post topics come through comment interactions with all of you.

You can expect to see topics on stocks, mutual funds, choosing between investment vehicles, home ownership, credit, personal development, career development, and anything else related to the betterment of personal finances.

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Why did you start this blog?

Throughout my 20’s, I’ve noticed that many of my peers have started making a real income for the first time in their lives, yet their careless high school and college personal finance habits stayed the same. Many were making horrible financial decisions that would affect them for the remainder of their lives. I quickly found that personal finance advice is not pertinent unless the audience is actively seeking it.

20Somethingfinance is created for the purpose of filling a niche in helping people get their financial portfolios on track at an early age and beyond. There are plenty of essential financial lessons for everyone, regardless of age. There is no silver lining when it comes to finance. Everyone has different viewpoints on which path is correct on any given financial issue. Debate is fully encouraged and expected via comments on posts. Please use this site as a platform debate on personal finance topics or to seek personal finance advice from others.

Author Profile

Name: G.E. Miller

Age: In my 20’s (hence the name of the blog)

Marital Status: Married to a wonderful lady, who shall be referred to on this site as ‘C’

Employment Status: Full-time employee at a Fortune 500 company

Education: B.A. Michigan State University - Eli Broad School of Business

Investment Vehicles: 401K, Roth IRA, stock options, non-tax sheltered accounts consisting of mutual funds and stocks. I’m also on my second home

Years of Personal Finance Study and Training: 8

Disclaimer

The content on this personal finance blog does not necessarily reflect the opinions of my employer, or any other physical or spiritual life form. In other words, do your homework, check with multiple sources, and invest at your own risk. I am a blogger and writer with a strong personal finance background. However, I am not a certified financial planner or financial professional of any sort, so content on this personal finance blog should be treated as entertainment only.