Common Sense
Coaching for
Thoughtful,
Caring People
Who We Serve
We are often introduced to clients experiencing or contemplating a complex and emotional life transition, and they typically fall into one of the following life stages:
Growing Years
(35-54) Younger professionals and families building wealth.
Creating order and constructing an actionable plan to reach future planning objectives.
Maximizing benefit plans and designing investment strategies to accumulate wealth and maintain tax awareness.
Protecting your family (cash flow, insurance, legal matters).
Transitioning Years
(55-69) We call this the Fragile Decade, during which we are mentally and monetarily preparing for retirement in 5-10 years.
Answering the question: Do you have enough money to retire comfortably and sustainably?
Building a retirement income portfolio that shifts from accumulation goals to distribution objectives while keeping pace with inflation.
Creating a tax-efficient and predictable cash flow and spending plan.
Aging Years
(70+) Have been retired for 5+ years.
Maintaining predictable retirement income strategies while being tax-aware and efficient.
Reviewing legal matters, charitable giving, and overall estate planning strategy.
Aging planning & considerations: where to live (at home or in a community); costs and services available; how to best pay for possible transitions.
Once you make a decision, the universe conspires to make it happen.
Emerson
We thrive when we are engaged with thoughtful, caring people who are interested in an ongoing relationship — not those just looking for or needing an account. So much of the enjoyment of our work is in connecting with others.