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Jason, 29-year-old First Officer, ATP Cert, comprehensive benefits, making $130K, Industry-specific challenges, irregular schedules, family in Boston but based in Dallas.

How does he balance advancing his aviation career and living his best life?

  • Jason will optimize his four cornerstones: Lifestyle, debt, savings, and giving. 

  • Incorporate housing decisions for base assignments, irregular income, and family considerations. 

  • Maximize airline-specific benefits and establish clear milestones for career advancement and personal goals .

  • Don't go it alone; find a buddy. It doesn't need to be a professional advisor or coach. Find someone he can trust who shares the same curiosity about doing better in life. 

What I Want You to Know About Your Finances

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What I want you to know about cash flow and building wealth.

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What I want you to know about aligning your money with what matters most to you.

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What I want you to know about living with your hard-earned wealth.

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