Welfare Prevention Is Financial Planning

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Kittenomics #20

If your father finished one plate at dinner, was starving for a second, and said nothing, you would scold him for being too self-reliant. Yet, when financial troubles are starving you of life’s happiness, often you do the same. Like Sandra Bullock in 28 Days, many of us need to wear a sign saying, “Confront me if I don’t ask for help” especially when it comes to financial matters.

Finances are complicated. We have multiple bank accounts, brokerage accounts, retirement plans… and the list goes on. All the complication can be stifling. Luckily though, financial planners see complication as opportunity. Tax and retirement planning are a financial planner’s bread and butter. When it comes to financial needs especially, don’t be afraid to ask for help.

Whether it’s planning for retirement or finding the money to pay off debt, seeking a second opinion on your finances is a great idea. This kitten needed help finding the money to buy a house. She partnered with her local financial planner and set up a better budget, opened a brokerage account, and planned the course from renting to home owning.

Way to go, kitten!


With what financial task do you wish you had help?


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To read more about this topic check out What Is Comprehensive Wealth Management?

Photo taken by Stefano Mortellaro and used here under Flickr Creative Commons.

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Megan Russell has worked with Marotta Wealth Management most of her life. She loves to find ways to make the complexities of financial planning accessible to everyone. She is the author of over 800 financial articles and is known for her expertise on tax planning.

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