We believe...

We believe that financial planning is deeply powerful.

We believe that good financial planning helps people live with purpose and clarity and develop a healthy relationship with money.

We believe that a lack of financial planning causes undue stress, anxiety, and frustration.

We work with individuals and families that are open to exploring how all the resources available to them can enhance their life's purpose.

Financial Planning 101

What is financial planning?

 

1. Understanding your personal and financial circumstances. 

 

2. Working with you to identify and select goals.

 

3. Showing you what road you’re on and exploring alternative routes.

 

4. Developing and presenting to you our best ideas.

 

5. Assisting you with turning these ideas into action. 

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If you’re like many investors, the thought of paying capital gains taxes on your successful investments might feel overwhelming. But what if there was a strategy to potentially reduce some of those taxes? It’s called tax loss harvesting, and while the term might sound complicated, it's actually a fairly simple concept that could save you money. Let’s break it down. What Is Tax Loss Harvesting? Think of your investments like a fruit-bearing tree. Some branches...
What’s the first thing you think of when it comes to money? Are your thoughts more positive or negative? Whatever’s natural to you can speak to your money mindset. 1 And that money mindset can shape your financial views and habits. It can also reveal more about your values and beliefs, not just about finance but about life in general. 1 With that, understanding your money mindset can start to highlight where it may be...
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Birthday celebrations at 50 and each year after can be meaningful opportunities to reflect and feel grateful for life’s journey. Some also mark important milestones in retirement planning and your financial life. Here’s a look at why, with a focus on each milestone birthday after 50 and the role it can play in your overall financial wellness. Age 50: Catch-Up Contributions When you turn 50, you can start to make "catch-up" contributions to your 401(k)s...