Financial Advisor to Women and Family Wealth Advisor at The Rancho Santa Fe Group at Morgan Stanley. For more information please visit RSFG website NMLS#1406613
How can women achieve better outcomes for their portfolios, their families, their businesses and themselves? My colleague Elizabeth Dennis, Head of Private Wealth Management, sheds light. https://t.co/BcWDOFm6RQ
Family wealth can evoke strong emotions, both positive and negative. Before your next family wealth-planning conversation, consider your own attitudes and feelings on the topic. These questions may help. https://t.co/1BYha9Uifi
There are seemingly as many different approaches to philanthropy as there are causes to support. Which strategy makes the most sense for you? Let’s discuss. https://t.co/icfeTRrMeV
As you consider financial gifts to children or other family members, you may also want to consider how you would like it to be used. Contact me for help assessing your overall estate and exploring gifting and financial education options. https://t.co/C1Cf2hxEHL
Looking for a tax-smart way to give to your favorite charities? Let’s talk about how a donor advised fund can help you maximize your giving over time. https://t.co/aUA057PT8n
Attracting the best team for your family office requires a competitive compensation package. View Morgan Stanley’s new Single Family Office Compensation Report for key insights on compensation levels and trends. https://t.co/FGIJvYcpkS
The pandemic upended the labor market and drove many women away from work. Read what Morgan Stanley's Chief U.S. Economist thinks needs to happen to get women back into the workforce. https://t.co/A1fKj0b4p3
By 2030, women are expected to control more than $30T in US household financial assets. Learn what’s needed to make the most of your finances, even when life throws a curveball. Reach out directly and lets build your unique financial plan, together. https://t.co/HeJebBMye5
Family Offices are particularly vulnerable to cyber threats and the dangers of ransomware are real. Consider these best practices to protect your information and assets in an increasingly complex digital world. https://t.co/1vmbOU4DHb
As a follow up to last week's post of talking with our parents about finances, it is equally important for families to begin the conversation with their young adult, and adult children. Reach out and we can help with some frameworks for you to start. https://t.co/nGeo4oCYqE
Here's the link to the .pdf on Sustainable Investing that we'll use as a framework for our Women and Wealth discussion tomorrow. https://t.co/TbqYK9nttK
“Your investment strategy can be more than just a means of accumulating wealth; it can be a tool for supporting the positive change you wish to see in the world.” Join us Thu, Sept. 23rd at 3 pm PST for a conversation on sustainable investing. Reach out for a Zoom link.
Things work best when families have open dialogues throughout the years about money, but this doesn’t always happen. One easy entry point is to talk about Social Security and Medicare, topics that are likely to be on their minds as they approach retirement https://t.co/tRI2Yzq8UF
What do you know about CalABLE (California ABLE)? An ABLE account, also called a "529 A" account, allows individuals with disabilities and their families a tax-advantaged way to save money for disability-related expenses accounts. https://t.co/7fEsK3YRuX
Please join us for our semi-monthly conversations around Women & Wealth. This week’s topic for Women & Investing is: Characteristics of Bonds. Straightforward conversation on various types of Bonds. Send me a message for the Zoom login info.
See you Thursday! ~Erin #wecandothis
Money can be one of the trickiest topics to discuss in a family, but avoiding the conversation can lead to challenges. Let’s discuss how to help get the conversation started. https://t.co/UtDHQX1uPI
Today we hosted the 3rd meeting of our Women and Wealth series with A Woman’s Guide to Life and Money - Types of Stocks & Equities. If you couldn’t join us this week, reach out for an invite to our next meeting on Thu, Aug 12th when we tackle the characteristics of Bonds.
After a period of market volatility, it may be a good idea to see if the amount you’re saving and investing is on pace with the money you’ll need to retire. Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Senior Investment Strategist Dan Hunt explains how: https://t.co/gzVbcNScJw