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Separating Business Success From Personal Financial Security A business doing well and a person being financially secure are not the same achievement. I say this to clients constantly, usually to someone who’s surprised to hear it, because from the outside, a thriving business looks like the whole answer. It isn’t. It’s one asset, and treating…
Organizing a Financial Life That Has Become Too Fragmented I want to start with a picture you’ve probably lived, even if you’ve never described it this way out loud. Nobody decides to fragment their financial life. Nobody wakes up and chooses chaos. It happens through a string of small, reasonable choices, a job you left…
Knowing Whether You’re Actually on Track “Am I on track?” is probably the question I hear most often, and it usually arrives with an apology attached, like asking it is admitting to a failure that hasn’t happened yet. It isn’t. It’s the right question. The problem is almost everyone gets handed the wrong answer to…
Coordinating Retirement, Benefits, and Investments as One Household Two incomes, two employers, two open enrollment periods, two retirement plans, and somehow it’s supposed to add up to one coherent plan for your shared life. It rarely does on its own. Most couples I meet are optimizing two separate financial lives in parallel, not one household…
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