Focused Financial Planning
(3-6 Month Engagement)
Supportive. Strategic. Empowering.
This service is designed for people who want more than a one-time consultation—but aren’t looking for a full-scale, ongoing advisory relationship just yet. Whether you’re in a life transition, juggling career and family, or simply ready to get more intentional with your money, this planning engagement offers professional guidance, accountability, and clarity—on your terms.
What You Can Expect:
A Personalized Planning Experience
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A deep dive into your financial life, centered around you—your goals, your lifestyle, and your values
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Focused support on key areas like budgeting, saving, investing, retirement, debt, or navigating a big life change
A Clear, Actionable Plan
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A tailored financial plan covering 2–4 of your most important goals
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Step-by-step strategies you can realistically implement, without overwhelm
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Delivered in a format that's easy to understand—even if you’re new to financial planning
Ongoing Support Over 3–6 Months
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Two to three check-in meetings to track progress, talk through challenges, and adjust as life happens
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Gentle accountability and encouragement so you don’t feel like you have to go it alone
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Email support between sessions for quick questions or clarity
A Safe, Supportive Space
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We’ll work together without judgment—just support, education, and encouragement
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All advice is unbiased and designed to empower your decision-making
Tools & Resources to Stay on Track
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Guidance on financial tools that fit your lifestyle and comfort level
This Is Perfect For People Who Are:
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Facing a life transition like a career shift, divorce, widowhood, or planning for generational wealth.
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Looking to get organized and build a strong financial foundation
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Wanting accountability and ongoing support, without long-term commitment
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Building confidence to manage money independently or collaboratively
You’ll Leave With:
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A clear roadmap based on your goals
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A sense of control over your financial future
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A renewed sense of confidence and financial well-being
Format and Timing:
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60-90 minute session
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2-3 check-in meetings
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Optional follow-up support
Investment: starting at $1,999
You deserve a financial plan that works for your life—and a guide who understands the whole picture. This is a space where your voice matters, your goals lead the way, and your financial decisions feel aligned, informed, and supported.
Includes all features of the One-Time Financial Consultation, with deeper analysis
1. Retirement Readiness Assessment
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In-depth projection of retirement income and expenses
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Social Security claiming strategies
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Medicare education & considerations
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Analysis of retirement account contributions, distributions, and tax impact
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Scenario modeling for early retirement, downsizing, etc.
2. Investment Portfolio Review
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Risk assessment and asset allocation review
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Evaluation of investment costs, performance, and diversification
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Suggestions for realignment or reallocation based on goals and risk tolerance
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Basic education on investment vehicles and strategies
3. Cash Flow & Budget Planning
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Review of monthly budget based on income and expenses
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Identification of savings opportunities and spending leaks
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Debt payoff strategies (e.g., snowball or avalanche method)
4. Student Loan & Debt Strategy Session
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Review of current loan terms and repayment options
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Credit card or personal debt prioritization plan
5. Insurance Needs Analysis
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Review of existing life, disability, health insurance coverage
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Gap analysis and coverage recommendations
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Discussion of term vs. whole life, long-term care, health, and advanced life insurance concepts for building generational wealth.
6. Tax Planning Snapshot
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Review of prior year tax return for planning opportunities
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Strategies to reduce taxable income (e.g., retirement contributions, deductions)
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Discussion of capital gains/loss harvesting or Roth conversions
Note: Not a substitute for CPA-prepared returns.
7. Estate Planning Basics
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Discussion of existing wills, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives
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Review of beneficiary designations and titling of assets
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Guidance on how to get started with an attorney or legal platform
8. Education Funding Plan
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Projection of future education costs
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529 plan analysis and contribution strategy
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Review of other potential education funding vehicles
9. Major Purchase or Life Transition Planning
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Financial planning for home purchase, relocation, job change, etc.
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Cash flow and savings guidance
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Timeline and cost projections for smooth transitions
10. Multiple Follow-up Meetings
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2-3 check-in meeting to review progress and adjust plan
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Update recommendations based on new goals or changes in life circumstances