We believe...

We believe that financial planning is deeply powerful.

We believe that good financial planning helps people live with purpose and clarity and develop a healthy relationship with money.

We believe that a lack of financial planning causes undue stress, anxiety, and frustration.

We work with individuals and families that are open to exploring how all the resources available to them can enhance their life's purpose.

Financial Planning 101

What is financial planning?

 

1. Understanding your personal and financial circumstances. 

 

2. Working with you to identify and select goals.

 

3. Showing you what road you’re on and exploring alternative routes.

 

4. Developing and presenting to you our best ideas.

 

5. Assisting you with turning these ideas into action. 

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Recent Blog Posts

Tax Season Has Two Dates. Many People Only Show Up for One.

Hannah Provost |
Categories
Tax Planning
Retirement
Finance
Savings
Ask people when “tax season” is, and many will say spring. That’s when the documents get gathered, the appointment gets booked, and the return gets filed. It’s also, for a lot of financial decisions, several months too late. The year the return describes ended on December 31. For a number of items, whatever happened in it is locked in. And for anyone within sight of retirement, that matters more than it used to, because the...

Are You Giving on Purpose — or Just in December?

Hannah Provost |
Categories
Finance
Tax Planning
Estate Planning
Investments
Family
You know the season. Envelopes in the mailbox, messages in your inbox, and a cashier asking if you'd like to round up for a good cause. And somewhere between Thanksgiving and New Year's Eve, a lot of generous people make many of their charitable decisions in a hurry. In 2025, nonprofits received 37% of their annual online donations in December, with the final days of the year carrying much of that weight. 1 That's a...

Financial Impersonation Scams: What to Watch For

Hannah Provost |
Categories
Privacy
Risk Management
Finance
Savings
Family
Many people picture a scam as something obviously off: a strange email, a robotic voice, a too-good-to-be-true offer. The more dangerous version sounds like rescue. A calm, professional voice tells you your bank account has been compromised, and they’re calling to help you fix it before it’s too late. That’s what makes it work. Impersonation scams, where criminals pose as banks, financial institutions and other trusted businesses, have become one of the more common ways...