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Maximizing Tax Efficiency for Small Business Owners

As an entrepreneur, managing your finances is crucial to running a thriving business. You may feel frustrated because your skill set lies in areas like photography, chiropractic care, or marketing. 

Retirement Planning 101: A Guide for A Secure Future After Work

Retirement is often seen as the golden years of one's life – a time to relax, travel, pursue hobbies, spend quality time with loved ones, and enjoy the fruits of one's labor. 

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What is a Stay at Home Mom's Salary?

As a Financial Advisor for young families my goal is to relieve the burden of managing finances, so they can live the life they want. As a female financial advisor, I want to empower all women when it comes to their finances, whether they work inside or outside of the home.

Best Questions for Millennials, HENRYs and Women to ask when Interviewing a Financial Advisor

If you’re asking yourself questions about your financial future, your head is in the right place! The next step in your journey might be contacting a financial advisor. A financial advisor does more than just trade stocks. In fact, they can (and in my opinion, should) help you with many different aspects of your financial life: from tax and estate planning to managing your investments and strategizing your spending.

Understand Your Money Personality Type

Women need to understand their money personality. Think of your money personality like your astrological sign. I’m a Virgo. My strengths are that I’m practical, hard-working and loyal. My weaknesses are that I’m critical, a perfectionist and stubborn. I (try to) go about my days using my strengths to make myself better, be aware of my weaknesses, try to curb them and not let myself get in my own way.

Does Your Spending Personality Match Your Credit Cards?

I always tell my clients that money is a tool. It is not positive or negative, it does not have emotion. We, as emotional beings, project our own feelings onto money. Whether it is checking your bank account or investing in your company’s 401k, some people face financial decisions head on and others prefer their head in the sand. There is not one “normal” way to manage your finances, but you do need to identify where you fall on the continuum and find what works best for you.
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