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I recently had the opportunity of being invited back to the South Carolina Business Review on South Carolina Public Radio to discuss the unique problems that HENRYs (High Earner Not Rich Yet) face. Mike Switzer says that in his day, they were referred to as Yuppies (Young Urban Professionals). But no matter how you refer to them, they face unique challenges. You can hear the interview by clicking here.
What is a HENRY?
HENRY is an acronym that stands for High Earner Not Rich Yet. HENRYs are young professionals who have a high salary but don’t have time to manage investments. You finished paying off student loans and are beginning to accumulate a nest egg. You may have a young family and are becoming an expert in your professional field. People make money many ways, but often don’t know what to do with it after they’ve made it. As you accumulate your wealth, you doubt whether you are maximizing your investment portfolio, or perhaps you aren’t sure how it ties to your financial goals. You may struggle with knowing who to turn to for unbiased and trustworthy help.