When $200,000 is just Middle Class
(or “Strategies for Life in a High Cost of Living Area”) A few months ago I spoke with Cindy M., a mother working in the high tech industry in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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(or “Strategies for Life in a High Cost of Living Area”) A few months ago I spoke with Cindy M., a mother working in the high tech industry in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Or “Why just putting all your money in the S&P 500 isn’t enough.” (Okay, probably isn’t enough. I’m not allowed to say much that is definitive about investing.) Recently I spoke with a woman who asked, “Can you tell me why I want a financial planner to manage our investments? We just put everything in […]
Do you have an old 401(k)? Or possibly four? The best time to make a decision about an old 401(k) is shortly after leaving the company. The next best time is—say it with me!—now. What can you do with your old 401(k)? Keep it there, i.e., do nothing. Roll it into an IRA. Roll it […]
Do you recognize yourself in any of these situations? While everyone’s finances are complicated (if nothing else, because their lives are complicated), there’s actually a fairly short list of reasons that people reach out to us, to work together. I hereby present to you the most common reasons that people want to work with us. […]
Most people have no idea what working with a financial planner is like. Every prospective client I speak with has questions about what it’s like to work with us at Flow. While nothing can replace the actual experience, I hereby swear to write as much as necessary to paint that picture! No word left unturned! […]