<p>Categorizing your available funds and having a plan for your money is crucial to financial independence and long-term success. If you’ve listened to my podcast before, you know I’m firmly against having money just sitting around without a goal or purpose. This leads me to today’s topic, extra cash, and more importantly, what counts as extra cash and what you should do with it.</p>

Categorizing your available funds and having a plan for your money is crucial to financial independence and long-term success. If you’ve listened to my podcast before, you know I’m firmly against having money just sitting around without a goal or purpose. This leads me to today’s topic, extra cash, and more importantly, what counts as extra cash and what you should do with it.

How to Know If You Have Extra Cash

After 25 years in the corporate world, managing money for some of the country's largest foundations, endowments, and corporations, I was ready for a change. In my experience, family financial challenges always seemed to be an afterthought for Wall Street. I wanted to end the destructive risks taken as a result of false and misleading statements that come out of the financial world — instead offering a path for individuals and families to obtain a balance between financial aspirations, resources, and accepted risks. If done right, financial planning should help you use your resources to meet your life goals. But for your plan to support those goals, no matter what season of life you're in, you need to study the big picture.

What financial situation or environment is challenging you right now? If you don't quite have the answer or don't want to say it out loud just yet, that's okay. I  do, however, urge you to start at episode one and hit play. Together we will navigate and translate your financial state so you can take purposeful action with your money based on your specific needs. We will uncover your true values and motivations to develop clear goals that will ultimately help you move forward, and guide you, eliminating any unnecessary anxiety. It's time to find a quiet spot, take a deep breath, grab a pen and a piece of paper, and join me your, thinking partner. Because together, we will point you in a direction to live your best financial life and make Deliberate Money Moves.

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After 25 years in the corporate world, managing money for some of the country's largest foundations, endowments, and corporations, I was ready for a change. In my experience, family financial challenges always seemed to be an afterthought for Wall Street. I wanted to end the destructive risks taken as a result of false and misleading statements that come out of the financial world — instead offering a path for individuals and families to obtain a balance between financial aspirations, resources, and accepted risks. If done right, financial planning should help you use your resources to meet your life goals. But for your plan to support those goals, no matter what season of life you're in, you need to study the big picture. What financial situation or environment is challenging you right now? If you don't quite have the answer or don't want to say it out loud just yet, that's okay. I do, however, urge you to start at episode one and hit play. Together we will navigate and translate your financial state so you can take purposeful action with your money based on your specific needs. We will uncover your true values and motivations to develop clear goals that will ultimately help you move forward, and guide you, eliminating any unnecessary anxiety. It's time to find a quiet spot, take a deep breath, grab a pen and a piece of paper, and join me your, thinking partner. Because together, we will point you in a direction to live your best financial life and make Deliberate Money Moves.

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