I’ve always had a passion for personal finance, but I was frustrated by an industry largely dominated by salespeople focused on helping the rich get richer while everyone else struggled. I’ve spent the last 20 years trying to pave a different path by providing accessible financial advice to those in need.
I believe financial planning is a form of self-care. Life is made up of chapters, and every transition, including divorce, buying a home, having children, losing a job, navigating a health crisis, or starting a new job brings its own financial questions along with everything else you’re navigating. I’m here to be that same steady presence for your financial life, someone you can turn to at any chapter, not just retirement, to help you think it through.
And here’s the thing I most want people to know: it’s not as complicated as it feels. So much of the anxiety around money comes from the industry deliberately keeping it complicated through jargon, gatekeeping, and the sense that you need permission to understand your own finances. A huge part of my work is simply helping people stop feeling intimidated: breaking things down, answering the “dumb question” you’ve been sitting on, and helping you see that you’re capable of understanding this and making good decisions for yourself.
That’s the heart of what I do now. I help people reclaim a sense of sovereignty over their money; the quiet, steady confidence that comes from knowing where you stand and where you’re headed, instead of hoping someone else has your best interest at heart.
However you want to work together from a single hour to get unstuck, a one-time plan to map the road ahead, or ongoing support as life unfolds- I’d love to hear where you are and help you build a plan that feels like yours.
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