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Where We’ve Been; Where We’re Going (rd 2)

Nick Foy, CFP®
nick@greenwaywealth.com

In July of 2018, I wrote a post that gave some details about my background and vision for Greenway. Take a look here, and I hope you enjoy it.

I thought it was time for a progress report, as the firm has now matured some, and it’s been a pretty great journey thus far.

Since I wrote that post we’ve:

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What are you turning money into?

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Nick Foy, CFP®
nick@greenwaywealth.com

In 2005, I bought my first house. It was a total starter home north of Charlotte. New construction, 1,500 sq feet, it became the place that my wife and I lived for five or so years after we married.

Toward the end of the construction process, I realized I was really just taking money and turning it into a house. In 2011, we moved closer to town and ended up building a home in which we still live. I had the same feeling the second time around.

Turning money into other things can be either good or bad, depending on what’s on the other side of the exchange. Continue reading “What are you turning money into?”

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Where we’ve been; where we’re going

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Nick Foy, CFP®
nick@greenwaywealth.com

Every so often I plan to use this format to spend some time talking about me. Or, more specifically, about us, as in Greenway, our employees and our clients. And our (hopefully) future clients.

In some ways, I got into this business accidentally (hence the name of the blog). I never had any intention of going into finance; it was far too stuffy for me. I knew I wanted the focus of my career to be about doing something that I found meaningful, but I’m sure I could’ve made anything seem meaningful somehow. Continue reading “Where we’ve been; where we’re going”