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Buffalo First Wealth Management, LLC Buffalo First Wealth Management serves individuals and companies. Our solutions for your investment strategies are non-proprietary and unique.

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BuffaloFirst Wealth Management, LLC exist to attract and maintain customers by offering the best, value added, and financial healthy solutions to meet their life plans. BuffaloFirst Wealth Management, LLC provides you with a customized investment strategy to meet your financial objectives based on your individual goals, needs and tolerance for risk. We understand that no two clients are alike, and we have built our firm on developing financial plans designed to meet – and exceed – our clients’ goals.

10/13/2026

“Pay in 4” makes a $400 purchase feel like $100. But all four payments still have to fit somewhere. Allen and Juliana talk about putting buy now, pay later payments into your monthly budget, and why the fine print matters.

Comment below, Would you use it for something that isn’t in your budget? YES or NO below.

Watch the Full Episode Here: https://youtu.be/T2Mh6Nnrc9Y

10/07/2026

Have you ever clicked "Pay in 4" at checkout? 🛒

You're not alone. Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay show up on almost every shopping site now, and splitting $100 into four $25 payments feels painless.

But buy now, pay later is still a loan. On this week's Making Money Manageable, Allen and Juliana talk through what to watch for:

🚩 Missed payments can mean late fees and may affect your credit score
🚩 Three or four BNPL apps means more logins and more due dates to track
🚩 Returns can get messy, and your refund may take longer
🚩 Those balances add up when a lender reviews your debt before a bigger purchase
🚩 Some plans do charge interest, so check the fine print

Their best tip: before you click "pay later," ask yourself, "Would I still buy this if I had to pay for it all today?"

Quick question: What's the last thing you bought with buy now, pay later? Tell us below 👇

🎥 Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/T2Mh6Nnrc9Y

10/07/2026

Quick question before you take money advice from the internet: who's giving it? 🤔

Credentials can tell you a lot about someone's training and their agenda. Juliana explains what to look for and what being a fiduciary means for our team.

Watch the Full Episode Here: https://youtu.be/Lk4FrTN5cdA

Tip: You can look up a financial professional's background for free at Investor.gov.

10/02/2026

"Do this now or you'll miss out." 🚩
"It's a sure bet. You can't lose." 🚩

If a money tip comes with pressure or a promise, slow down. Very few financial decisions truly have to happen today, and every strategy has trade-offs.

Juliana explains in this Short. Watch the Full Episode here:
https://youtu.be/Lk4FrTN5cdA

09/28/2026

Ever start a money conversation with "I saw this video that said…"? You're not alone. 📱

People bring us advice from social media all the time. Some of it holds up. Some of it doesn't fit their situation at all.

Allen kicks off our new Finfluencer Red Flags series with a few ways to vet financial advice before you act on it.

Watch the Full Episode Here: https://youtu.be/Lk4FrTN5cdA

09/23/2026

Ever seen a money tip online that sounded a little too good to be true? 🤔

Financial advice on social media is everywhere. We're part of it ourselves! But when clients bring us tips from influencers they follow, we sometimes spot a few warning signs.

In the latest Making Money Manageable episode, Allen Dembski and Juliana Janson share the red flags they watch for, including:

✔️ No disclaimer that the content is general education
✔️ Pushing one specific product
✔️ "Everyone should do this" advice
✔️ Pressure to act right now
✔️ Promises of guaranteed returns

Their advice: compare several sources, and check a professional's background through FINRA, the SEC, or New York State.

Heard a money tip online you'd like us to weigh in on? Drop it in the comments.

09/23/2026

When should you take Social Security? It might be one of the biggest financial decisions you ever make — bigger than buying a house or a car, honestly.

There's no single right age for everyone. It depends on your health, your other income, whether you're still working, and a handful of other factors we walk through in this video.

One of the first questions we ask people: are you planning to keep working after you claim? Watch to find out why that matters. 🎥

What questions do you have about your own timing? Ask away in the comments.

09/21/2026

"Just take it early and invest it yourself" — you've probably heard this advice about Social Security. We wanted to talk through why it's not that simple.

The market goes up, and the market goes down. There are no guarantees year to year. Delaying Social Security, on the other hand, adds a predictable increase to your future monthly payout.

We're not saying one choice is right for everyone — just that it's worth understanding both sides before you decide. Watch the full breakdown. 🎥

For the full episode, watch here:
https://youtu.be/4PN4ei3yWCk

Enrolling in Medicare can feel overwhelming for clients, especially when they are managing multiple enrollment steps, ac...
09/17/2026

Enrolling in Medicare can feel overwhelming for clients, especially when they are managing multiple enrollment steps, accounts, and coverage decisions.

The “Enrolling In Medicare” to-do list helps clients stay organized as they work through the process.

It covers key steps such as:

Preparing important information before enrolling
Enrolling in Medicare Parts A and B
Confirming coverage dates and premium payments
Completing additional Medicare plan enrollment, if applicable
Keeping enrollment records organized and monitoring for updates

If you are interested in getting a copy, DM us with your email. *Please note we do not offer or sell Medicare coverage.

09/16/2026

Quick question for anyone thinking about claiming Social Security early: are you planning to keep working?

If so, that decision could cost you more than you'd expect. Allen and Juliana explain how Social Security can get added back into your taxable income if you're still working and claim early — plus why the higher-earning spouse in a marriage may want to think twice before claiming right away.

Watch the full clip below, and drop your questions in the comments. 🎥

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