As civil engineers, we’re used to solving big, complex problems no one can solve…until we run into a simple life debate we can’t figure out. 👇“Am I saving enough money…or way more than I need?” 🤔That’s where Andy Cole, PE, comes in. 👇Andy is a civil engineer turned financial advisor who helps engineers take control of their money — not with one-size-fits-all guidelines, but with strategies tailored to their own goals, and values.In this episode, Andy helps you understand key financial concepts once and for all with his engineering analogies (which you’ll love). Also, he dives into the things you should avoid (and do!) for long-term financial success…and how a financial advisor can help. 👍If you’ve ever worried about how to better manage all the money that comes in from your hard work as a civil engineer, including paying less in taxes, this episode is worth a listen. 😉 🎧🧠 TUNE IN TO LEARN: The Engineering Analogy To Understand Financial Planning Once and for All The Engineering Analogy To Understand Investing Why Civil Engineers Should Hire a Financial Advisor What Does the Work with a Financial Advisor Entails? The 2 Biggest Mistakes You Make With Your Finances as a Civil Engineer The FIRST Thing You Should Do To Set Yourself up for Financial Success His Career Pivot into Financial Advisory How He Slowly Transitioned Into a New Career...And How You Can Too!🤝 OUR PARTNER:Built Bar - Use code CIVAC🔗 RESOURCES MENTIONED:American Water Works Association (AWWA)CH2M (Now part of Jacobs)University of FloridaFiduciary Financial Advisors📧 CONNECT WITH ANDY:
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