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Choosing a financial advisor can be a daunting task.  We try to make it easier by offering a robust onboarding process.  This proven 5-step program will give you the opportunity to get answers to all of your questions prior to any fee being charged.

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We believe that success is a planned event.  We provide financial literacy throughout the different phases of life to ensure that you are confident in your unique financial plan and the execution of that plan.
 

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We believe in taking the time to get to know you and your financial situation prior to making any recommendations.  Simply put, the no obligation onboarding process is the chance for us both to determine if a working relationship makes sense.

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What money topics are the most taboo to talk about? Earnings, debt, inheritance, or net worth? For most of us, many financial topics are simply off-limits. 1 That means that many of us are not discussing money as much as we probably should be. 1 Without those talks, myths about money and financial conversations can get a much stronger grip on our perspective and our financial decisions. That silence may end up stunting our financial...
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...
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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...