Wise Financial Coaching w/Eddie and Kelsey Abrams

06/10/2026

Anyone here know a CPA? We’re looking to add that seat to our Rochester referral group. We zoom Mon @ 7pm

06/09/2026

Chris is here speaking facts about the dangers of ONLY having employer benefits. Reach out to him! He knows his stuff!

If your employer offered this benefit and you knew for an absolute fact that you can rely on it, regardless of whether you left your job, would you do it?

Systems just like this are available right now.... Just not from your employer. This is why it is so important to have an independent income protection plan SEPERATE FROM YOUR JOB!

👇Comment below what type of Insurance you have and why!!

06/08/2026

Financial stress is something many people experience at some point in life.

Whether it's rising costs, debt, unexpected expenses, or simply feeling uncertain about the future, money can be a significant source of stress.

The good news is that financial confidence often starts with clarity. Sometimes the biggest relief comes from understanding where you are today, identifying priorities, and creating a plan for moving forward.

You don't have to have everything figured out all at once. Small, intentional steps can make a difference over time.

If financial stress has been weighing on you, send me a message. I'd be happy to have a conversation and help you think through your options.

06/08/2026

Recent data shows that many Americans are feeling the pressure of rising costs.

In fact, about 1 in 4 workers reduced their retirement contributions last year, and nearly 20% took loans from their retirement accounts to help manage current expenses. The average savings rate also dipped from 9.2% to 8.9% of income.

These changes may seem small, but they highlight a reality many families are facing: balancing today's needs with tomorrow's goals isn't always easy.

The good news is that financial progress doesn't require perfection. Small, consistent steps can still make a meaningful difference over time.

Have rising costs changed the way you think about saving or investing?

I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments.



Source: cbsnews.com/news/retirement-savings-contribution-cut-warning-sign-dayforce-study

This is for informational purposes only

06/07/2026

Big financial goals can feel overwhelming.

That's why it often helps to break them down into smaller, more manageable steps.

Whether you're working toward paying off debt, building savings, preparing for retirement, or planning for a major life event, progress usually comes from having a clear goal and consistently moving toward it.

The most successful plans aren't always the most complicated—they're often the ones that are realistic, measurable, and sustainable.

And don't forget to celebrate the milestones along the way. Progress deserves recognition.

What's one financial goal you're working toward this year?

Share it in the comments—I'd love to hear what people are focused on.

05/20/2026

Anyone here know a Property and Casualty Agent? We’re looking to add that seat to our Rochester referral group. We zoom Mon @ 7pm