How often have you debated in your own mind which financial choices make the most sense for you? The decisions we face about housing, taxes & other common Millennial money topics can feel quite lonely.
"Thanks to Kevin's advising, I now feel more confident and knowledgable making financial decisions for my family."
– Meg M.
(25)
"Kevin is calm, non-judgmental, and excellent at asking questions that help you drill down to core goals."
– Laura F.
Everyone brings slightly different nuances to the table. But you can feel comfort in knowing that plenty of other Millennials in Washington, DC have expressed the same interests and concerns as you.
They're investing for the future, but also to create the lives they want now
Maria & Alex want to have the money to travel freely with their kids while they live at home. So we invest more savings in an all-purpose account than in retirement accounts. They love that their money grows, but with flexibility attached.
Her savings has grown over the years. Now she's ready to invest more regularly.
Gaby feels eager to grow her wealth after years of just sticking her money in savings. So we automated small contributions to several new investment accounts. Now, she's reducing her taxes and benefiting from stock market growth.
Unsure about how she'll use her savings, she's INVESTING FOR MULTIPLE purposes
Sarah recognizes that she doesn't yet know what college will look like for her son. So we set up her savings and investments to reflect the competing goals that she has, such as retirement, college, and buying a vacation home.
Until they switch to lower-stress jobs, they're making the most of their salaries.
Alicia & Tim know that they won't be in these high-paying, but demanding jobs forever. So we created a plan to pay off student loans, max out retirement accounts, & take advantage of this unique financial time in their lives.
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