One-Time Financial Consultation
A One-Time Financial Consultation is a personalized, judgment-free session designed to help you take control of your finances and make confident, informed decisions.
Whether you're navigating a career change, managing family responsibilities, planning for retirement, or simply ready to get more intentional with your money, this session is tailored to meet you where you are.
What You Can Expect:
Clarity on Your Financial Picture
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Review of your income, expenses, savings, debt, and goals
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Help identifying where your money is going—and where it could be going
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Insight into how your finances align with your personal values and priorities
Goal-Focused Guidance
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Whether you're saving for a home, building an emergency fund, preparing for a life transition, or thinking long-term about retirement, you’ll walk away with clear, practical steps
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Space to talk through your values & goals without jargon or pressure
Customized Recommendations
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Tailored strategies based on your lifestyle, risk comfort level, and financial objectives
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Suggestions may include budgeting tweaks, savings strategies, debt repayment options, or investment basics
Safe Space for Your Questions
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No question is too small—this is a space to ask, learn, and feel supported
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We’ll make sure you leave the session feeling more confident and in control
Ideal For People Who Are:
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Seeking financial clarity after a life event (divorce, job change, new baby in the family, inheritance)
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Wanting a second opinion on their current financial direction
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Looking to organize their finances and build a plan—without the pressure of an ongoing commitment
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New to investing or financial planning and wanting guidance that respects their pace
Format & Timing:
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60–90 minute session (virtual or in-person)
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Optional follow-up support via email for quick questions after the session
Investment: starting at $777
You don’t have to have it all figured out. This consultation is about helping you take the next best step—with professional guidance and without judgment.
What’s Included:
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
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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Discussion of 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 other policies
6. Tax Planning Snapshot
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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