You Can Learn to Manage Your Finances Easily!
In the constantly changing world of tech, there are financial challenges that tech folks commonly face that people in other industries don’t.
Tech jobs can come with different ways of getting paid, like stock-based compensation. Figuring out what this compensation means and how it affects your income and taxes can be a real puzzle. Living in tech hot spots like Silicon Valley is expensive. And while you’re busy paying the bills, you might get distracted from saving for your retirement or financial independence. You might not even know exactly how much you should be saving to achieve these goals.
If you’re working at a startup, finances can get even trickier. The value of stock options can go up and down, and the uncertainty of startups means you need to be smart about managing your money.
Meanwhile, the fast pace of the tech world doesn’t leave much time for learning about money. Student loans from school also stick around, and knowing how to handle them while managing your daily life and saving for the future can be tough.
For tech professionals seeking to be in control of your finances, wealth manager Bruce Barton, CFP® CFA, provides essential insights to maximize your resources and address the unique financial challenges in the tech industry.
Having a guide who talks your language and understands your challenges can make a real difference. It can help you turn your tech career into a comfortable financial future. In his book, Personal Finance for Tech Professionals, Bruce outlines your unique concerns and provides guidance so you can quickly understand key issues concerning your financial well-being and take action.
In this comprehensive book, you’ll discover:
The financial impacts of IPOs and acquisitions
How to invest using an institutional approach
Strategies to reduce your taxes across your lifetime
How to navigate housing challenges in high-cost tech cities
Making retirement real by figuring out a sustainable withdrawal rate and more