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Multi-Unit Retail Leaders in their 30s, 40s or early 50s

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The life of a Multi-Unit Retail Leader is dynamic.

Traveling the field, working long hours, leading hundreds or thousands of people, managing your market’s financials, digging deep into KPIs. The list goes on. And that's just at work. Then you have your personal life and all the responsibilities that come with it.

How about adding "Financial Advisor" to your already extensive list of responsibilities? 

When was the last time you had the opportunity for a comprehensive review of your financial landscape, ensuring that you're on the right trajectory? When did you last experience the financial peace of mind that comes with confidently answering, "Am I going to be OK?"  Financial Planning gives you that peace of mind.

Corporate Professionals in their 30s, 40s or early 50s

Where does your financial well-being come on your to-do list?

Demanding career, family commitments and maybe a few minutes of personal time.

You have a lot to juggle! It is easy for personal finances to fall to the bottom of your never ending to-do list. Personal finances can be easy to ignore. Often times there isn’t an immediate pain. The financial pain of suboptimal financial decisions may not be felt until decades into the future. There is a lot riding on your financial decisions today.

But besides finances being boring, they can quickly get complex.

  • Am I using the appropriate 401K? (yes, there is more than one version)

  • Am I investing appropriately?

  • Am I utilizing my monthly income so it is aligned with my goals and values?

  • Do I even know my financial goals and values?

  • What about retirement? Am I taking the right steps? Will I have enough? What if I run out of money? What then?

  • How do I prioritize all of my competing financial obligations? What’s the impact of each, both short and long-term?

  • So many questions! How do I even organize it all? Am I understanding the big picture? How do I put the puzzle together?