Jordan Fiori Financial Advisor at Angle-Lau Wealth Management

Jordan Fiori Financial Advisor at Angle-Lau Wealth Management Empowering Clients Through Tailored Financial Planning & Wealth Management Solutions

June is Homeownership Month, a timely reminder that real estate can play a meaningful role in a sophisticated wealth str...
06/18/2026

June is Homeownership Month, a timely reminder that real estate can play a meaningful role in a sophisticated wealth strategy. For high-net-worth individuals, multiple-property ownership often reflects broader capital allocation and long-term legacy objectives.

When incorporated into a comprehensive wealth plan, real estate functions as more than a standalone asset. Strategic structuring and coordinated oversight can help position property holdings within the context of your portfolio and wealth management strategy. Swipe through to learn more.

If you are considering acquiring an additional property or simply evaluating how existing real estate holdings fit into your overall wealth strategy, our team is here to help. Give us a call today.

While market volatility can feel uncomfortable, it can also open the door to strategies that may help reduce taxes, impr...
06/16/2026

While market volatility can feel uncomfortable, it can also open the door to strategies that may help reduce taxes, improve long-term positioning, and strengthen your overall financial plan. Swipe through for several concepts worth keeping in mind.

If you’d like to discuss any of these strategies or review your financial plan, feel free to reach out anytime. We’re always happy to talk through questions or concerns.

Market volatility and market risk are two terms that are often used interchangeably, but understanding the difference is...
06/11/2026

Market volatility and market risk are two terms that are often used interchangeably, but understanding the difference is essential for making informed investment decisions. Swipe through for a closer look at how each concept could impact portfolios.

We hope you found these insights helpful. As always, if you would like to discuss your portfolio or have any questions about your strategy, don’t hesitate to reach out. Our team is here to help. Call us today to start the conversation.

The June 30th Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) deadline is rapidly approaching. The information students...
06/03/2026

The June 30th Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) deadline is rapidly approaching.

The information students and parents (if applicable) enter into the application determines eligibility for federal grants, student loans, work-study programs, and various state and school-based aid. As such, failing to submit this key form can have serious financial consequences.

Here are some key action items for those with the FAFSA still on their to-do list:

✅ Obtaining federal student aid (FSA) IDs for each contributor (student, parents, etc.).
✅ Getting all tax information from the previous year ready and any required financial information.
✅ Deciding which colleges to share the FAFSA information with. If a specific college has already been chosen, you only need to include that institution.
✅ Carefully reviewing the FAFSA submission summary.
✅ Signing and submitting the application before the deadline.

We hope this checklist helps those preparing for college submit the FAFSA accurately and on time!

Regardless of what milestones you’re approaching, know that we are here to help you make investment decisions that reflect your current goals and future ambitions. Give us a call anytime.

You get an annual physical. You get your car serviced every 5,000 miles. You replace your smoke detector batteries on sc...
05/29/2026

You get an annual physical. You get your car serviced every 5,000 miles. You replace your smoke detector batteries on schedule.

When was the last time you did an annual review of your financial plan?

Here's a quick self-assessment:

-> Have you reviewed your investment allocation in the past 12 months?
-> Are your beneficiary designations current?
-> Have you updated your insurance coverage to match your current life stage?
-> Do you have an emergency fund that covers 3-6 months of expenses?
-> Do you know your projected retirement income from all sources?
-> Is your will or trust current?
-> Do you have a plan for long-term care?

Most people score lower on this than they'd like. And that's okay — the goal isn't perfection. It's knowing what needs attention so you're not caught off guard.

If you'd like a genuine outside perspective on where you stand — no pressure, no obligation — drop "check-up" in the comments and I'll be in touch.

One of the biggest wealth risks I see with executives and business owners:More than 30% of their net worth tied up in a ...
05/28/2026

One of the biggest wealth risks I see with executives and business owners:

More than 30% of their net worth tied up in a single stock.

It might be the company they work for. Might be the business they built. Either way — concentration creates risk that most people dramatically underestimate.

History is full of examples of highly compensated executives who watched their net worth decline by 60-80% because they held too long.

Here's the reality:

-> Diversification is not about fear. It's about not letting one bad event erase decades of work.
-> There are tax-efficient strategies to reduce concentration: exchange funds, charitable trusts, systematic selling strategies, hedging approaches
-> The "right time" to diversify is almost always "before you think you need to"

If more than 20% of your portfolio is in one company — including your employer — let's talk about what a smart, tax-efficient transition plan could look like.

You worked hard to build that wealth. Let's make sure you keep it.

Most people retire with all their money in one tax bucket.That's a problem.Here's the framework I use to help clients th...
05/27/2026

Most people retire with all their money in one tax bucket.

That's a problem.

Here's the framework I use to help clients think about tax diversification in retirement:

Bucket 1 — Tax-Deferred (Traditional IRA, 401k)
-> You pay taxes when you withdraw
-> Subject to Required Minimum Distributions starting at age 73
-> Can stack with Social Security and create a high-tax surprise

Bucket 2 — Tax-Free (Roth IRA, Roth 401k)
-> Grows and withdraws tax-free
-> No RMDs during your lifetime
-> Ideal for passing to heirs

Bucket 3 — Taxable Brokerage
-> Flexibility — no age restrictions or RMD rules
-> Long-term capital gains rates often lower than income tax rates
-> Step-up in basis at death is a powerful estate planning tool

The goal isn't to have equal amounts in each bucket. It's to have enough flexibility to manage your tax bracket in retirement.

Want to know how your three buckets are balanced? Let's review.

One of the most underrated skills in financial planning has nothing to do with markets or tax codes.It's helping couples...
05/26/2026

One of the most underrated skills in financial planning has nothing to do with markets or tax codes.

It's helping couples get on the same page about money.

Here's what I see in nearly every couple I work with:

-> One person is the "optimizer" — always looking to improve
-> The other is the "security seeker" — worried about having enough
-> One thinks they're ahead. The other thinks they're behind.
-> They have the same goals, but completely different emotional relationships with money

Neither is wrong. But without a shared framework, financial decisions become a source of tension rather than a tool for building the life you both want.

The best thing a financial plan does isn't just optimize returns. It creates a shared language and a shared vision that both partners can trust.

If you and your partner have been circling the same financial conversations without resolution, let's change that.

The most expensive financial decision most people make isn't a bad investment.It's waiting.Here's a simple illustration:...
05/22/2026

The most expensive financial decision most people make isn't a bad investment.

It's waiting.

Here's a simple illustration:

-> Start investing $1,000/month at age 30 -> retire at 65 with approximately $1.9M (7% avg return)
-> Start at age 40 -> approximately $830K
-> Start at age 45 -> approximately $527K

The ten-year delay from 30 to 40 costs you over $1 million. Not because you invested less — but because time is the most irreplaceable asset in wealth building.

The same math applies to tax planning, estate planning, and retirement structuring. Every year you delay is a year of compounding you can never get back.

The best time to start was yesterday. The second best time is today.

Are you where you want to be on your financial roadmap? Let's find out.

One of the most common fears I hear from parents who've built wealth:"I don't want my kids to lose the drive we had."Her...
05/21/2026

One of the most common fears I hear from parents who've built wealth:

"I don't want my kids to lose the drive we had."

Here's the truth — money without context is a recipe for entitlement. But money with intentional education creates capability.

A few things financially healthy families do differently:

-> They talk openly about money — values, trade-offs, and goals
-> They give kids real financial responsibility early (allowances, savings goals, earning their gifts)
-> They involve kids in charitable giving decisions
-> They introduce "your money working for you" before high school
-> They use inheritance conversations as an opportunity, not an obligation

The goal isn't to protect your kids from wealth. It's to prepare them for it.

If you've built something and want to make sure it's a gift — not a burden — to the next generation, I'd love to help you think through it.

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