A few posts back, I wrote about what I consider to be some low hanging fruit for young professionals. As I read through responses, I came across a ton of questions that required more than a quick response. I decided the best way to help was to take that post to another level. This time I created an example with…
Category: Financial Planning
A Purposeful Life
The question of life’s purpose is one that initially seems big, daunting, and even scary. Honestly, most people have never sat down and really thought through what their personal purpose is. If you haven’t, that’s okay. Typically, people just do what they are “supposed to do” and believe life should follow a predetermined pattern. You go to school, you get…
Time: Your Most Valuable Asset
What would you say if someone asked you “What is your most valuable asset ?” You might answer something like “my house, my 401(k), my bank account.” While all of these are solid answers, I like to think about assets that are more than money. Think about it. Those other three answers are things that you can lose and get…
Low Hanging Fruit For Young Professionals
Getting started as a young professional is overwhelming. We all know it. In what feels like seconds, we went from only worrying about how to pay for $1 wells at our local dive bar to having to decide about benefits, paying student loans, building savings, 401(k)s, etc. How are we supposed to understand what to do with the limited resources…
10 Core Beliefs About Financial Planning
Let me start by saying, there is not one perfect way to approach financial planning. Each plan is different, as they should be. Over the past few years, I have developed a core belief system which acts as the foundation of each unique financial plan. The ten beliefs below are principles I share with my clients, so they can understand…