01
Financial literacy
Understand the money you already have.
One-on-one sessions and small workshops on budgeting, credit, debt,
and saving — and on how those four pieces actually pull against each
other. You leave able to read a statement without flinching.
- Where your money goes, on paper
- Credit reports, read line by line
- Which debt to kill first, and why
02
Financial planning
A written plan for where it goes next.
Income, expenses, obligations, savings, and the goals you name —
mapped into one document you can act on. The reasoning is written
down beside every decision, so the plan survives you forgetting why.
- Emergency fund sized to your life
- Goals with dates and dollar figures
- Reviewed on a schedule you set
03
Retirement planning
A retirement you can actually picture.
What you will need, what you have, and what the gap costs to close
starting now versus starting in five years. Employer plans,
accounts you have lost track of, and Social Security timing, in one
view.
- The gap, in a number you can hold
- Old 401(k)s tracked down
- Timing tradeoffs shown side by side