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Recent Grads: DO’s and DON’Ts About Your Money

July 11, 2019 by

By MONTAG STAFF

As summer is in full swing and college grads are coming to grips with working for a living during the summer months instead of going to the beach, not all of them will be savvy to the ways of money management (or money spend-ment!) just starting out.  With elements like salary negotiation, student debt navigation, and understanding your *new* cost of living as a person in the workplace, all the moving parts of personal finance may seem a little daunting.

But, if you keep your head about you, as you’ll read in THIS article by our custodial partner, Schwab, you can establish some good habits early (if you don’t already have them) and enjoy the fruits of those habits as your career progresses.

Good luck, Class of 2019!

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At MONTAG, we do things differently. We‘ve been a family-run business for nearly 40 years, and we still believe that our clients are best served by treating them as part of that family. We take the time to get to know you – what you’ve done to build your net worth, your investment philosophy, your financial questions and fears, and above all, your financial hopes. Every single client has their own unique story — a story that deserves more than a conversation with an anonymous voice. Contact our Business Development team today by calling 404.522.5774 or emailing [email protected] to get in touch.