Inflation is one of those financial terms we hear all the time, but it’s easy to overlook how it directly affects our everyday life. As a high-net-worth or high-earning individual, inflation can seem subtle when it comes to the gas pump or the grocery store. Inflation can seep into your entire financial picture, your investments, […]
Common mistakes to avoid when saving money is a fundamental aspect of financial planning, yet even the wealthiest among us can fall into common traps that hinder their financial growth. As a certified financial planner, I’ve seen firsthand how high net worth and high earning individuals, particularly those aged 30-70, can make mistakes that are
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With Tax law changes seemingly occurring monthly, staying updated on the Important Tax and Financial Numbers for 2025. These numbers impact everything from how much you can contribute to retirement accounts to how much tax you’ll owe on investments and income. Let’s review the Important Tax and Financial Numbers for 2025 that you need to
Fear of answering your financial advisors phone call, does this happen to you? It has recently occurred to me that many clients and associates have a apprehension for answering their financial advisors phone call. In general their response is that my advisor ultimately wants me to move… I can understand how clients may feel about
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Planning for retirement can feel like staring at a giant puzzle where all the pieces seem to be scattered everywhere. If you’ve ever found yourself wondering, “How much do I need to have saved to comfortably live off just the interest for $80,000 annually?” You’re not alone! Many people are grappling with this very question.
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