PROTECT your (ass)ets.

If there’s one thing you want to do once you begin to increase your income through work that adds to, or replaces your main source of income, it’s understanding how to protect your assets. The ultra rich are quite good at this, so look to their activities for advice. I’m not referring to sheltering money in questionable overseas accounts, but becoming wise to what sort of asset protection vehicles exist to help shield you from financial ruin should the unexpected come knocking at your door. Law firms, accountants, and insurance agents would love to bend your year about all of this once you’re an attractive client for them, so start making those appointments once you start earning the big bucks. Things to become better familiar with as your nest egg and income begin to flourish: insurance, business entities, trusts, retirement accounts, annuities, personal and business agreements, to name a few. Also, be sure you’re paying attention to your overall liabilities (you’ll have more than you wish at this point), and don’t forget about estate planning. Also, now, at the very least, you should have a will. Even if you think you have nothing to will to anyone. Covering your ass is a good thing. Don’t neglect it.

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