Benjamin Packard

Financial Advisor

Benjamin Packard is a Financial Advisor and Founder of Lula Financial based in Oakland, California. Benjamin does financial planning for people who hate financial planning. He helps his clients plan for retirement, pay down their debt and buy a house. He earned a BA in Legal Studies from the University of California, Santa Cruz in 2005 and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the California State University Northridge College of Business in 2010.

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Co-authored Articles (5)

How to

Get Out of Debt

Getting out of debt and staying out of debt is not easy. Chances are, you're reading this article because you've already amassed a fair amount of debt and are thinking it will be impossible to ever get out from under it...

How to Calculate the Daily Return of a Stock

Buy, sell, buy, sell! We’ve all seen movies and news clips of stockbrokers scrambling around the floor of the stock exchange. While the stock market was once a frantic chase to stay on top of the latest updates, these ...

How to

Make a Living Without a Job

If you've lost your job or just don't feel like holding down a traditional job, you still need to find a way to pay your bills, right? There are actually lots of ways to make small amounts of money that you can use to su...

How To Contact Afterpay about Customer Care or Merchants Questions

The foolproof guide to get in touch with customer service Afterpay makes it easy to buy things on credit, however, if you’re looking to contact Afterpay, you may be a little confused. Despite having customer service nu...

How to

Overcome Poverty

Poverty is about a lack of money, but also about a lack of hope. People living in poverty often feel powerless to change their situation. They can feel isolated from their community. If you want to overcome poverty, you ...