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A private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC

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Building wealth changes the conversation.At one point, the questions may have been:Am I saving enough? Should I be inves...
10/16/2026

Building wealth changes the conversation.

At one point, the questions may have been:
Am I saving enough? Should I be investing? Can I retire?

As your financial life becomes more established, I find the questions become much more nuanced.

How intentionally am I managing taxes?
How much investment risk do I actually need?
How do I translate wealth into the life I want to live?
How do I prepare my family for what I may eventually pass on?

There comes a point when accumulating more isn't the only consideration. How everything works together becomes just as important.
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10/15/2026

Thank you so much! Myers Lawns and Irrigation, Flammio Financial Group, Coastal Hyundai, Nance Cacciatore.

When was the last time you looked at what your lifestyle actually costs?And I don't just mean the obvious monthly bills....
10/14/2026

When was the last time you looked at what your lifestyle actually costs?
And I don't just mean the obvious monthly bills.
Your expenses can include everything from housing, transportation and healthcare to travel, dining, memberships, hobbies, giving and the services that make life a little easier. The Ameriprise expense worksheet breaks these into essential expenses and lifestyle expenses, helping you see both your monthly and annual totals.
I think this is an especially valuable exercise when preparing for retirement. Knowing what it costs to support the life you enjoy gives us a much clearer starting point for conversations around income, savings and retirement planning.
Use the expense calculator to take a closer look at your numbers — and if you'd like help putting those numbers into the context of your larger financial picture, reach out. I'm always happy to help. https://bit.ly/3W4CkjF

Open enrollment is easy to treat like a “check the same boxes as last year” task.I’d encourage you not to.A lot can chan...
10/12/2026

Open enrollment is easy to treat like a “check the same boxes as last year” task.
I’d encourage you not to.
A lot can change in a year — your health, your family, your income, your savings priorities and even how you expect to use your benefits.
Before making your selections:
• Look at what you actually used this year
• Review your health plan options
• Revisit HSA or FSA elections
• Check life and disability coverage
• Review available workplace benefits
Benefits are part of your compensation. Take the time to make sure you're using them thoughtfully.

I’ve always believed that being financially responsible doesn’t mean you have to say no to the things you want to experi...
10/11/2026

I’ve always believed that being financially responsible doesn’t mean you have to say no to the things you want to experience.

I’m intentional about how I spend my money. I don't believe in spending just to spend, but I do believe in making room for the things that matter to me. Travel, new experiences and making memories are absolutely part of that.

After all, what’s the point of working hard and building wealth if you never allow yourself to enjoy it?

Financial planning isn't just about what you save. It's also about being able to spend with purpose.

So, I'm curious... what travel destination is at the top of your bucket list?

There’s an important change to retirement contributions in 2026 that higher earners should have on their radar.If you’re...
10/09/2026

There’s an important change to retirement contributions in 2026 that higher earners should have on their radar.
If you’re 50 or older and earned more than $150,000 in 2025 from the employer sponsoring your plan, age-based catch-up contributions to a 401(k), 403(b) or governmental 457(b) must now be made on an after-tax Roth basis.
That change may affect more than how your contributions are made. It can also influence:
• Your taxable income
• Your take-home pay
• Your overall tax strategy
• The mix of pretax and Roth assets you have for retirement
For my clients who are in their peak earning years, these are exactly the kinds of changes I want us to look at within the entire financial picture, rather than treating a retirement account as a standalone decision.
If this rule applies to you, now is a good time to review your contributions and understand how the change fits into your retirement and tax strategy.
Read the article to learn more about the new Roth catch-up contribution rules and what they could mean for you.

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Financial planning has never been just about investments.It’s about understanding how all the pieces of your financial l...
10/01/2026

Financial planning has never been just about investments.
It’s about understanding how all the pieces of your financial life work together and the life you want your wealth to support.
For Financial Planning Month, I encourage you to look beyond individual accounts and ask a bigger question: Does everything I have actually work together?



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I always like using a change in season as a reason to check in on the things that can easily get pushed aside during a b...
09/29/2026

I always like using a change in season as a reason to check in on the things that can easily get pushed aside during a busy year. Retirement contributions, tax planning, beneficiaries, estate documents, employee benefits and insurance are all worth another look before year-end. You may not need to change anything—but knowing everything still aligns with your priorities can be just as valuable.

A client recently asked why my planning fee is what it is.My answer?“I keep my mind on your money more than you do.”A li...
09/24/2026

A client recently asked why my planning fee is what it is.

My answer?

“I keep my mind on your money more than you do.”

A little salty? Maybe. But it’s also the truth.

You have a career, a family to care for and a life to live. My role is to stay focused on how your investments, taxes, business interests, estate plan and long-term priorities affect one another, even when you're focused elsewhere.

You're not paying for a financial plan that sits on a shelf or a few meetings throughout the year. You're paying for ongoing attention, coordination and thoughtful guidance around decisions that can have lasting consequences.

That level of planning isn't for everyone. But neither is a complex financial life.
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There’s something powerful about seeing women build businesses, lead teams and create opportunities on their own terms. ...
09/22/2026

There’s something powerful about seeing women build businesses, lead teams and create opportunities on their own terms. I have so much respect for the women who have taken an idea, a skill or a passion and turned it into something meaningful. On American Women in Business Day, I'm celebrating the women who continue to lead with confidence, resilience and purpose.

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