By Marc Lichtenfeld When I was a kid and a teenager, I always worked.
Whether I was shoveling snow in the winter or working at an ice cream store, I didn’t really have many costs back then. A concert ticket was probably my biggest expense (I remember paying $15 to see Rush).
So I saved my cash for a rainy day. And it started raining when I was in college. The money I earned in high school and during summers kept me afloat (barely) my junior and senior years.
As a young investor, I was all about trying to build wealth. Those lessons from my youth …read more
