Sonuva... I can't even do Instagram right...For whatever reason, I can only see logo's two and three.
I kind of like a combo of 3 and 4. Like, if the coloring of 4 was the green and gray I would like it better. I like the up arrow pointing to your name.Ok... I made it work on two seperate pics...
https://www.instagram.com/p/CM2srm-jrjZ/?igshid=1tgd7bw5b5ms
https://www.instagram.com/p/CM2srm-jrjZ/?igshid=1qjcq0hiafpzf
Thanks!
4 is killed for me... someone said it could be looked at as being lude and now I can't unsee it. Kind of like looking at the Bulls logo upside down and ot looks like a robot doing bad things to a lobster.ChiefD said:I kind of like a combo of 3 and 4. Like, if the coloring of 4 was the green and gray I would like it better. I like the up arrow pointing to your name.
So maybe # 4, but:
1. Change the graph and arrow to green. Implies financial success (green market)
2. Have your name in Green also? Not sure....would need to see how it looks
3. Make the other part of the triangle darker charcoal, and then the Financial Coaching in the same darker charcoal, with that font size being a tick smaller. Your name should stand out here.
Just my .02
2 and 4 got the most positive feedback. As I mentioned 4 is kinds dead to me.jrt103 said:1 - My second favorite, but I don't really like the color ...... also I'm colorblind and it looks light purple to me
2- My first favorite, I like the font and the tree.... would you get sued by the PGA for that one?
3- Not a huge fan... kind of looks like giant arms hugging a building
4- bit too generic looking IMO
can't see the fifth one anywhere
I like that idea. 2 or 4 for me.ChiefD said:I kind of like a combo of 3 and 4. Like, if the coloring of 4 was the green and gray I would like it better. I like the up arrow pointing to your name.
So maybe # 4, but:
1. Change the graph and arrow to green. Implies financial success (green market)
2. Have your name in Green also? Not sure....would need to see how it looks
3. Make the other part of the triangle darker charcoal, and then the Financial Coaching in the same darker charcoal, with that font size being a tick smaller. Your name should stand out here.
Just my .02
I had them play with 2 and 4 more... I am not liking 4 so I just sent them a message to focus on more changes to 2. The latest was made the tree less prominent and an arrow going up from after circling the tree.... I like the tree analogy in terms of financial coaching, it is something I have used in the past to explain things. I asked them to do something that would allude to a home but without it looking outright like a home and see what they come up withI like 4 the best. 2 is good but combined with Masters it reminds me of golf not financial services. Maybe if you got rid of the curve above the tree that would help. 4 is great as it implies a strong financial base is important and the arrow pointing up for growth. Good luck
I like the tree but I am looking to make it less prominent in the logo right now. You have a good idea here but it would be more like doubling down on it. If my last name was Forester or something maybe I would go all in on that.Maybe put some tiny hundred dollar bills on the tree making it a Money Tree
tagline something about money growing on trees or growing wealth
I had the same thoughtI like 4 the best. 2 is good but combined with Masters it reminds me of golf not financial services. Maybe if you got rid of the curve above the tree that would help. 4 is great as it implies a strong financial base is important and the arrow pointing up for growth. Good luck
Are you guys that bad at golf that trees make you think of golfing?I had the same thought
A credit score is a tool and nothing more. That tool is used to tell creditors that you are a good risk to lend money to and thus they will be willing to lend you it on better terms for you. If you are not using credit then it is inconsequential. HOWEVER, the MOST important part of credit is time. Length of credit history and on time payments. If you do not use credit then all your tradelines will close and you have no on time payments (because there were no payments to make) and then if you NEED or WANT credit, say buy a house, then you are stuck because you can never get that time back. If you simply use the system for your benefit with a little bit of discipline, you can get 1-6% return on all purchases, not spend a cent on interest and keep a good credit score ready for use at any time you wish. All you do is use a reward card(s) to buy everything you would have already bought anyways and pay it off in full each month. That simple. Your credit is there waiting for you as you choose or not choose to use it. On top of the return on the rewards cards, you have so much added protection and perks on credit cards than you do with cash (none) or even debit cards (much more limited protection and usually no perks). So, my advice is to use the system to your benefit and then by doing so you keep your credit score good to use when you want to or not.I have no idea if your idea is good, but it sounds like something you’re passionate about and relatively low risk. Go for it!
My financial questions:
Is there ever a time credit score is inconsequential? I have no debt, decent savings and no plans to take out a loan for the foreseeable future. My credit is frozen ATM.
If you were 50 and in a similar financial situation, how would you invest $100K?
1 - My second favorite, but I don't really like the color ...... also I'm colorblind and it looks light purple to me
2- My first favorite, I like the font and the tree.... would you get sued by the PGA for that one?
3- Not a huge fan... kind of looks like giant arms hugging a building
4- bit too generic looking IMO
can't see the fifth one anywhere
I forgot to mention.... credit impacts more than getting a loan or credit card. For example, in 48 states poor or no credit means higher insurance premiums.I have no idea if your idea is good, but it sounds like something you’re passionate about and relatively low risk. Go for it!
My financial questions:
Is there ever a time credit score is inconsequential? I have no debt, decent savings and no plans to take out a loan for the foreseeable future. My credit is frozen ATM.
If you were 50 and in a similar financial situation, how would you invest $100K?
Thanks. To be clear, my credit is frozen, which prevents me from getting a loan or line of credit. But I still use my credit card, paying it each month in full and accumulating cash back (which I almost never use).I forgot to mention.... credit impacts more than getting a loan or credit card. For example, in 48 states poor or no credit means higher insurance premiums.
You can unfreeze the credit if needed, it really isn't that big of a deal. The benefitthere is preventingsomeonefrom using your credit to get a loan or credit card. The credit card will help keep your credit good.Thanks. To be clear, my credit is frozen, which prevents me from getting a loan or line of credit. But I still use my credit card, paying it each month in full and accumulating cash back (which I almost never use).
And my credit score has been hovering around 800 for years. I haven’t checked it recently though, as I’m under the assumption it isn’t too important given my circumstances.
For better or for worse there are other companies that use credit scores. It is common practice for insurance companies as they correlate poor credit with increased claims risk. So even if you never plan to take out a loan it is still important to have decent credit.I have no idea if your idea is good, but it sounds like something you’re passionate about and relatively low risk. Go for it!
My financial questions:
Is there ever a time credit score is inconsequential? I have no debt, decent savings and no plans to take out a loan for the foreseeable future. My credit is frozen ATM.
If you were 50 and in a similar financial situation, how would you invest $100K?
Yup... not sure if that article goes into it but it is the hypocrisy that takes it to a different level for me. They are quick to fire the average cog person that goes outside the lines but he has a co host Chris Hogan where extra marital affairs came up just before a big book tour... oddly enough, they kept him on board... well, at least until after the book tour.