Financial Wellness - Momentum Wealth

Financial Wellness

Feel secure. Feel free. Our team helps put employers and employees in a financial position to enjoy the life they have always dreamed of.

Great benefits attract great people. Getting started is easier than you think.

Whether you have a lot of employees or just a few, we’ll walk you through your options for providing tailored savings plans so you can set your team up for success.

Drowning in a sea of target-date funds? We can help with that.

For most people, workplace savings plans hold (or will hold) the bulk of the assets that will be needed in retirement. When it comes to getting any kind of investment help with these plans, though, the options tend to be limited. Sure, you have a point of contact at the sponsor company, but how often have you actually heard from him? We thought there should be a better way, so we created one – Workplace Savings Advice.

 

Workplace Savings Advice is a quarterly newsletter that is delivered straight to your inbox and contains personalized investment recommendations based on your specific plan and risk tolerance.

You’re on your own, but you don’t have to be.

As a self-employed person, there is a unique set of options when it comes to retirement and savings plans. We’ll create a plan to guide you through the options while you continue building your business.

Cashflow + Debt Management

I need help creating a budget and managing debt, but I have no idea where to start.

Investing in Retirement Accounts

What are retirement accounts and how should I be contributing to them?

Retirement Income Planning

How do I go about creating goals and pinpointing any speed bumps related to my future retirement income?

Social Security Planning

How does Social Security work and at what age should I start drawing it?

Estate Planning + Beneficiary Review

What is estate planning and are there any potential consequences of not doing it?

Education Planning

Is it important to save for potential future education needs? What about financial aid?

Check out more from the M-Pulse Journal

8 Common Behaviors That Will Ruin Your Financial Future

When we go to the grocery store, we seldom shop on logic alone. We may not even buy on price. We buy one type of yogurt over another because of brand loyalty, or because one brand has more appealing packaging than another. We buy five bananas because they are on sale for 29 cents this week – the bargain is right there; why not seize the opportunity? We pick up that gourmet ice cream that everyone gets – if everyone buys it, it must be a winner. As casual and arbitrary as these decisions may be, they are remarkably like the decisions many investors make in the financial markets. A degree of emotion also factors in many of our financial choices.