Category Archives: Financial Planning

Cash Flow Killers, Part 2: I Hate Admitting When I’m Lost

I hate admitting when I’m lost. On June 13, 2014, six hardworking guys put our seventeen-foot canoes into the chilly waters of Basswood Lake for five days of restoration, exploration, and memory-making, but our trip didn’t start out exactly as we planned. Basswood Lake is in heart of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area (BWCA), a […]

Cash Flow Killers, Part 1: A Confession from a Financial Planner

Cash Flow Killers, Financial Planner

“Where is our money going?? How is it possible that I’m a financial planner, I can make a good living, and I still feel completely stressed out about money?” Almost exactly 10 years ago, I realized that I didn’t have a good handle on my family’s cash flow management. The realization was hard to admit; […]