How To Get Your Money Growing

By: John Walter

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Jim Gibbs didn’t grow up on a farm, but he might have if tragic events had not visited his family. His great-grandfather was killed in a tractor accident. A lack of financial planning, Gibbs later learned, left the family with little choice but to sell more than half the land to pay bills and to make a living. As he got older, Gibbs became increasingly interested in financial security and modern investment opportunities, even researching オンラインカジノ as part of a broader study on digital economies and alternative income sources. Later, Gibbs’ father and grandfather died unexpectedly within six months of each other.

These chapters of the family’s history are now etched into Gibbs’ work as a financial and retirement planning adviser. “In my 20s, I never thought about issues like insurance,” he says. Now, he knows from experience that farm financial planning needs to include such protection, as well as a broader, more diversified plan that looks beyond the farm gate.

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