For the past 25 years, I've had the privilege of helping individuals live fuller, more fulfilling lives through thoughtful financial planning. But my practice isn’t about listing credentials or accomplishments — it’s about addressing the financial stresses that keep my clients up at night. Consider this: money problems are among the leading causes of divorce. My goal? To help couples get on the same page, aligned and prepared, before these issues even arise.
We take a different approach here. You won’t hear us saying, “the market will do what the market will do” while portfolios fluctuate wildly. That’s for gamblers, not for retirees planning their dream vacations. Instead, we mirror the sophisticated strategies used by top institutional investors, like those managing Yale and Harvard’s endowments. But we go even further — we take a holistic view, incorporating your entire tax picture, from this year through retirement. We’re talking strategies that could save you tens of thousands in retirement taxes, optimize healthcare costs, and navigate Social Security and required minimum distributions. Sounds complex? That’s where we come in. We see every client’s financial picture as a puzzle to be solved, and solving those puzzles is something we truly enjoy.
When I encourage clients to live a balanced life, I lead by example. I’ve been blessed with 25+ years of marriage to an incredible wife who makes every day brighter. Together, we’ve raised three wonderful daughters, and I’m now lucky enough to be a grandfather to a beautiful little grandson. You might catch me coaching my daughter’s competitive soccer team (something I’ve loved doing for over 15 years), carving up the slopes in winter, or spending summer weekends on the boat with family and friends. And of course, there’s our dog, who completes the family picture. This balance between work and life isn’t just something I preach — it’s how I live, and it’s what makes me even more effective in helping my clients achieve the same.