Here's What We Think

We know there have been a number of mass layoffs in 2022. Being that we work with many clients in the tech industry, my team has been in touch with a number of people who have been affected by some of the most recent layoffs. From a financial perspective, there are some main topics you may want to think about if you find yourself in this position.

If you have already calculated your net worth and found that it’s lower than you expected, or that you need to increase it starting now; here are a few simple ways to help.

To all the mother’s out there, where does your financial future rank right now on the list of priorities you currently juggle? In between packing lunches, homework, teacher appreciation, birthday parties, sports activities, laundry, grocery shopping, paying the bills, bath time, bedtime stories, Band-Aids and boo boos… you are caretaker, rule maker, meal maker, biggest fan and cheerleader. On top of this, you might also have a career to juggle and so it’s no wonder that finding the time to think about investments or retirement will slip your mind!

What is the FIRST and MOST IMPORTANT part of the Financial Life Planning process? When we begin a new client's Financial Life Plan, we seek to answer 3 key questions that revolve around cash flow. We want you to be able to answer these questions definitively at the end of our planning process. This is all before we even touch on investments, tax coordination and insurance coverage...

I work with a lot of young professionals and there is a growing number of people in their 20s and 30s who want to retire early. You may have even heard the acronym FIRE before, Financial Independence Retire Early. Fortunately, it’s easier to work towards early retirement when you set out to do so at 20 vs 45 but there are also a lot of important considerations, and it takes some serious planning to pull this off successfully. ✔️