posted on August 6th 2018 in San Diego CFP Team Posts with 0 Comments /

“For most people who win the lottery, it actual ruins their life.” Charles Stanley has decades of financial planning experience. He’s seen a little bit of everything when it comes to personal finance. Wealth building is a mindset that is unfamiliar to a lot of people. Charles uses the lottery to explain how our behavior can be a thorn in the side of our long-term prosperity.

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