Foxworthy Wealth Advisors

10/16/2026

Your financial plan should evolve as your life does. If you’re thinking about your next step — retirement, career changes, or long‑term goals — our team is here to help you build a plan that supports your future. https://www.foxworthywealth.com/the-map-formula

10/14/2026

October is the ideal time to review year‑end tax strategies. A few thoughtful adjustments now can make a meaningful difference later. We are happy to work with your current CPA or accountant or introduce you to a trusted local accountant.

10/12/2026

Progress matters more than perfection. Your financial plan doesn’t need to be flawless — it simply needs to move you forward.

10/09/2026

Preparing for your first planning session? Did you know that we don't ask you to bring anything? We just want to get to know you and see if we are a good fit for your needs.
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10/07/2026

Financial planning is more than investments — it’s the full picture of your financial life. Budgeting, saving, debt, retirement, and long‑term strategy all work together to support your goals.

https://www.letsmakeaplan.org/getting-prepared/the-value-of-financial-planning

10/05/2026

Small, consistent steps can transform your financial future. What’s one habit you want to strengthen this month?

10/01/2026

October marks National Financial Planning Month — a meaningful reminder that your financial life deserves time, attention, and care. A thoughtful plan helps you move forward with clarity and confidence.

https://www.letsmakeaplan.org/getting-prepared/the-value-of-financial-planning

09/24/2026

Knowing when to ask for a raise is as important as knowing how to ask.

Consider negotiating after you’ve delivered clear, measurable results or taken on new responsibilities. Annual performance reviews are a natural opportunity, but sometimes a well-timed discussion can happen mid-year—especially if your role or the company’s landscape has changed.

Also, research market rates for your position and industry to set realistic expectations. Prepare your case factually, focusing on contributions rather than needs.

The right timing can increase the chances of a productive conversation.

09/21/2026

09/18/2026

Money stress doesn’t always show up on a balance sheet. It can affect sleep, relationships, focus, and your overall well being. While financial challenges are common, talking about the emotional side of money is just as important as talking about numbers.

Here are 3 ways to reduce financial stress:

1️⃣ Create clarity, not perfection
Knowing where your money is going can reduce anxiety.

2️⃣ Plan for the unexpected
An emergency fund can help soften the stress of surprise expenses life throws your way.

3️⃣ Ask for support
Whether it’s a trusted professional, spouse, or partner, you don’t have to navigate financial decisions alone.

Your financial health and mental health are connected, take some time today to check in with yourself.