Modern Fiduciary Financial Planning & Investment Management
A Progressive Path to Wealth
Build your path to wealth with a simple, high-tech experience that supports your journey to financial independence with a socially-conscious perspective.
Modern Financial Advice
Create a money journey that helps you say "yes" to your dreams, with supportive, modern, and empathetic financial advice designed for a modern world.
Impact Investment Management
Build a portfolio of Socially-Responsible, ESG (environmental, social, and governance) and Impact Investing focused on supporting and developing a better world.
We believe everyone deserves access to professional financial advice. No minimums, no judgment, and no jargon. And you can meet with us from the comfort of your own home via video conferencing and paperless systems.
You don't just want financial advice. You want a simple experience. You want high-tech virtual access that works around your schedule. And you want your money to make a positive impact in your life, in your community, and in the world.
Why the Financial News Cycle Is Working Against You
Daily financial news is designed to keep you watching, not to help you invest better. Here's how long-term investors can manage the noise and protect their portfolios from emotional decision-making.
What Is a Trump Account? A Parent's Guide to the New Savings Vehicle for Kids
If you have a child or grandchild born in 2025, 2026, 2027, or 2028, there is a new savings tool worth knowing about. Trump accounts, created under the One Big Beautiful Bill and governed by new Internal Revenue Code Section 530A, are tax-advantaged accounts designed to give children a financial head start before they reach adulthood. Here is what you need to know.
How Do I Set Up a Retirement or Investment Account for My (Minor) Child?
If you have kids, you have probably thought about how to give them a financial head start. The good news is that there are several solid options available to you. The less good news is that they each come with trade-offs, and picking the right one depends on your goals, your child's situation, and how much control you want to maintain over the money.
