We’re here to help make you smarter, stronger, and wealthier.
Financial savviness translates to life savviness. If you’re smart, you’re prepared. And if you’re prepared, you are ahead of the game.
Choose a team to stand beside you, and your strength multiplies. We are comfortable being a shoulder to lean on, and in fact we expect it.
No, money isn’t the answer to hardly anything. But the most powerful thing that money buys is freedom. And with freedom comes fulfillment.
Did you know that wealth among brothers is more correlated than height or weight? So, if you are tall and rich, your brother is more likely to also be rich than he is tall.
– Morgan Housel, The Psychology of Money
Your relationship with money is a deep seated one. The way you feel about it likely cannot be separated from your upbringing—your genetics even.
Suffice it to say—it’s highly personal, which is why our approach to wealth management is, too.
Everyone has different questions, different pain points, and different desires.
But regardless of where you are in life, we believe there is something we can do today to help you invest in your tomorrow.
This means that money, and the way a person thinks about it, is about as emotionally complex as it gets.
We listen INTENTLY
Getting to know you and what makes you tick is maybe our favorite part; it helps us understand what you are looking to achieve and where we can add value.
We PLAN COMPREHENSIVELY
We believe in the power of putting pen to paper to develop a plan. And this part is collaborative; you know your values better than anyone, but we can use our expertise to set priorities and figure out the best path forward.
We WORK RELENTLESSLY
So that you can spend your time doing what you love and rest assured that we are doing everything in our power to invest in your tomorrow.
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Where we've been, and where we're going, in the words of our owners.
Educational Content
Understanding the Differences Between Donor-Advised Funds and Qualified Charitable Distributions
There are two main methods that can be used to make charitable donations, and each offers its own unique tax benefit. In this video, we’ll explore the differences between utilizing a donor-advised fund and making a qualified charitable distribution.
Market Insights: Is the Market Telling Us the Worst is Behind Us?
Last Thursday was the largest single day gain (+5.54%) for the S&P 500 Index since 2020. The Nasdaq Composite (+7.35%) and Dow Jones Industrial Average (+3.69%) had similarly high-flying performance. So, what happened on Thursday, what should we take away from it, and what does that mean going forward?
3 Financial Tips for the Holidays
Helpful Tips from H&R: 3 Financial Tips for the HolidaysMary Grace Paoletti, CPA, Financial Planner With the most wonderful time of the year upon us, it is easy to get caught up in both the stress and excitement of holiday shopping. When searching for gifts,...
Street $marts: A General Guide to IRS Audits
If you haven’t heard yet, the IRS is planning on hiring thousands of new enforcement agents over the next few years. This is causing many of us to get nervous; as we all know that there’s nothing worse than getting a letter from the IRS. And then the next worst thing is finding out that the IRS has selected you or your business for an audit.
Fall 2022 Market Outlook
Yet another Market Outlook with a thousand moving parts. Patience is paramount now as we wait for each part to find its spot in this machine we call an economy. Right now, inflation is the problem, and interest
rates are the wrench of choice. The challenge is how hard will the wrench have to be torqued to get the desired results? Will the lug nut break, requiring a modified approach? Perhaps. In the end, we believe patience will be rewarded, and the laws of economic theory will eventually play out.
Market Insights: Fear, Greed, and the In-Between
“Let me be clear on one point: I can’t predict the short-term movements of the stock market. I haven’t the faintest idea as to whether stocks will be higher or lower a month or a year from now. What is likely, however, is that the market will move higher, perhaps substantially so, well before either sentiment or the economy turns up. So, if you wait for the robins, spring will be over.” – Warren Buffett in the Fall of 2008
It pays dividends to be financially literate.
We love becoming your friend; learning about your family and your life, above and beyond simply managing your wealth.
Ready when you are.
