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Finance Topics I Write About
- Budgeting
- Buying a House
- Coaching
- Credit Cards
- Emergency Savings
- Family and Money
- Financial Life Planning
- Getting out of Debt
- Money Psychology
- Owning a Business
- Prioritizing Money
- Real Estate Investing
- Retiring Early (F.I.R.E)
- Saving
- Saving for College
- Taxes
About Me
Hi. If you're here, you probably want to know a bit about who I am, what I write about, and what you can expect from me. Right? Well, since you asked so nicely... I'm unique... (just like everyone else).I'm a consultant, scientist, instrument systems engineer, entrepreneur, financial strategist, professional writer, amateur photographer and artist, insanely avid reader (I've been known to finish 3 books a week), traveler (I've lived on 3 continents and at least set foot on each of the other 4, including Antarctica, and adopter of rescue dogs.
What I Write About
When I moved to the US 30 years ago, I owed more than I owned, and supporting a young family with two toddlers on a $31k salary was hard. My journey from that humble starting point to where I am today taught me many lessons that I'm happy to share.
As part of my Financial Strategy business, I write incessantly about personal and small-business finance on Medium as well as on my own blog, Wealthtender, TherapyNotes, BareMetrics, MSN, and more.
What You Can Expect from My Writing
Expect clear, easy-to-understand, no-nonsense, often contrarian, sometimes humorous viewpoints on financial matters that affect your everyday life and your plans for a better future.
Primary Location
Baltimore, MD, USA
Compensation Methods
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Education
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem | Weizmann Institute of Science
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May 3, 2023
Opher Ganel has a brilliant natural talent in several areas. His articles are always well constructed, and he has a way of going deep on a subject while maintaining the breadth to appeal to all audiences. Extremely smart and surprisingly equally accessible and humble.
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