Robb Witt

An important reflection on Wealthion: I'm increasingly excited by our building momentum in combining the seasoned wisdom of elder experts w/ the vibrant intellectual horsepower of the rising cohort of prime-aged analysts We all benefit from this powerful combo of those who have lived through numerous wealth cycles & those who can scry what new variations the future will bring The new class of thinkers like @MichaelKantro Matthew Piepenburg @LynAldenContact Michael Every @SantiagoAuFund @josephwang @DoombergT @bethanymac12 @StockJabber @LukeGromen @MacroAlf @jessefelder @profplum99 @42macro @DiMartinoBooth @spomboy @biancoresearch bring fresh insights to the big challenges & opportunities ahead... ...which then get reality-tested against the knowledge base highly-accomplished veteran experts like Felix Zulauf, Lacy Hunt, @EconguyRosie @GrantsPub @htsfhickey Jim Rogers @GeneralClark @steve_hanke Chris Brightman @DA_Stockman @RobertCialdini @gloomboomdoom @RealRickRule @McClellanOsc Ted Oakley, John Hathaway, Simon Hunt & Gordon Long How can we all not be better off for the outputs from this mash-up of the best & brightest of the generations? Creating THIS synthesis is what I'm leaning into in order to bring you the most valuable & actionable content possible If you have strong thoughts on this -- either way -- please let me know. I'd love to hear them.

My recos for college savings: - invest early - contribute on a schedule - make your kids contribute in their teens - leverage tax shielding on gains (529s, I-bonds, etc) - apply for grants/scholarships ($100 mil in scholarships go unused each year b/c of a lack of applicants)