About Josh St. Laurent, CFP®
Current Role
Founder and CEO, Wealth In Yourself
Expertise
- Financial Planning
- Sustainable Investing
- College Planning
- Retirement Planning
Certifications & Degrees
- Certified Financial Planner™
- Bachelor's degree in corporate finance from Southern New Hampshire University
Personal Finance Experience
Josh has been fascinated with investing from a young age, entering finance at 23. He earned a real estate license and insurance licenses before securing a position with a large international broker.
He next completed his certified financial planner (CFP®) designation and moved around the United States helping others with topics such as getting out of debt, saving for college, planning for retirement, working through the loss of a loved one, and the probate/inheritance process.
He is most passionate about life planning and helping clients better understand their relationship with money so they can use it as a tool to improve their lives.
Latest from Josh St. Laurent, CFP®
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How to Calculate Your Current Home Equity
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Can a Grandparent Cosign a Student Loan?
Grandparents are perfectly acceptable cosigners for student loans if they have a good credit score and meet the other eligibility requirements.
Can You Refinance Student Loans More Than Once?
There are no limits on how many times you can refinance student loans, but these...
Student Loan Default Guide
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