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Building Your Financial Foundation

As an individual between the ages of 25-35, you have a lot to consider as you look to establish the financial aspects of your life.

Top priorities include: Navigating your employer benefit programs & retirement plan options...

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Individuals and Families

Individuals and Families in their mid-working years have unique needs that arise. Between the ages of 35-55 a host of many new personal finance issues are likely to surface and require attention...

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Pre Retirees & Retirees

As you prepare for retirement, the focus shifts from building your assets to protection and preservation of your assets. If you are already retired and have begun to draw income form or assets or are planning to, having a well-planned income distribution strategy...

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Getting Started

If you’re just starting out and financial planning is an all-new experience for you, this service package is designed especially for you.
 

Investment Management

Holistic approach to investing: Personal financial analysis to determine the optimal investment strategy for you.
 

Retirement Planning

What You Can Expect: A comprehensive retirement analysis to help you determine if you are financially prepared to retire.

Personal Finance for Beginners Blog - Latest Posts

Understanding Your Credit Score: A Guide for High School and College Students

Monika Elguezabal |
As a high school or college student, you might not think much about your credit score right now, but you’ll need to understand it soon. Your credit score can impact everything from getting a credit card to buying a car or even renting an apartment. In this guide, I'll break down what a credit score is, how it's calculated, and why it’s important to start thinking about it early.

Saving Money While Traveling: Lessons From Fixing My Car

Kason Cimmiyotti |
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travel
Holiday Travel
College Students Holiday Travel
As a college student, my life is a balancing act of classes, part-time work, and a tight budget. Recently, I faced a financial curveball—my car broke down right during Thanksgiving weekend as I was traveling to my parents' house for dinner. Fixing it wiped out my travel fund, but instead of canceling my plans, I found ways to get home and celebrate without breaking the bank. Here's what I learned about saving money while traveling, even when unexpected expenses crop up.

Holiday Financial Check-In: A Simple Guide for Beginners

Monika Elguezabal |
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holiday budget
The holidays are here! It’s a time for family, food, fun, and maybe a little bit of spending. But before you dive into the season’s excitement, it’s important to pause and take a quick look at your finances. Without a little planning, holiday expenses can sneak up on you and leave you with stress instead of joy once the New Year rolls around.

 

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