Echo Huang recently sat down with Amy Irvine of the Wine and Dime Podcast to discuss her views on financial planning as a "triple minority" as well as actionable advice you can implement in your financial planning!
Echo Huang recently sat down with Naketa R. Thigpen of the Balance Boldly for Ambitious Women in Business Podcast to discuss managing your finances during a crash and how her own journey has shaped her current approach.
Listen in to learn how she transformed from being an accountant to a financial advisor running a solo practice when the economy was in a crisis. You will also hear some of her tips on how you can take advantage of the COVID-19 crisis to make beneficial financial decisions.
"Some people with the means to save for retirement may know they need to do so, but they often have difficulty sacrificing present consumption because of a lack of self-control," notes Echo Huang, CFA, CFP®, CPA, founder and president of Echo Wealth Management.
The lack of understanding about the Corona-virus breeds fear among us as a nation, people have become increasingly paranoid, and with paranoia, inevitably comes fear and hate-filled reactions. Many U.S. citizens specifically (Asian and now African descended) have had to deal with an increase in xenophobic behavior fueled by the fear of the Corona-virus. Echo Huang joined SunMoon Bey on the De La Fit Podcast, Friday April 17th, to discuss "Corona-virus / Xenophobia" fear within the Asian-American community.
Echo recently sat down with Jessica Rhodes and Margy Feldhuhn to discuss business, planning and her upcoming book release!!
In this client feature episode of Rock the Podcast, Jessica interviews Echo Huang. Echo is a female Chinese immigrant who moved to America with only $800 in her pocket at the age of 20 and founded Echo Wealth Management as a Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) in 2015. She is passionate about educating women that Financial Planning is a viable career path for them and that increasing the number of female CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ (CFP®) professionals in America will help transform the financial industry and income inequality between men and women.
