In this episode of the Modern Family Finance podcast, we’re diving into a topic that affects everyone—time management and productivity. Whether you’re juggling a demanding career, personal responsibilities, or just trying to keep up with life’s never-ending to-do list, finding balance can feel overwhelming.
In this episode of the Modern Family Finance podcast, we’re diving into a topic that affects everyone—time management and productivity. Whether you’re juggling a demanding career, personal responsibilities, or just trying to keep up with life’s never-ending to-do list, finding balance can feel overwhelming.
In this episode of the Modern Family Finance podcast, we talk Bay Area real estate with Dan Risman-Jones of Ascend Realty. Dan is an incredible resource with deep expertise in the San Francisco Bay Area housing market, specializing in San Francisco, Alameda County, Marin, and San Mateo.
At Modern Family Finance, we summarize Q4 2024 performance and key points In our most recent quarterly investment review (see full document).
In this episode of the Modern Family Finance podcast, I’m diving into the exciting world of international living. As a financial planner based in the San Francisco Bay Area, I love helping women and LGBTQ professionals navigate their financial goals.
Today, we have the pleasure of discussing tax-saving tips for high-income earners with Gio Bartolotta. Gio is the co-founder of GoJo Accountants and is pioneering a tech-savvy tax advisory firm. What’s particularly fascinating about Gio is that he defies the stereotype of a traditional CPA.
In this episode, join us as we delve into the unconventional career journey of Tracy Carrothers, a former attorney turned life coach. We explore how she discovered her true calling and now helps individuals navigate through life’s transitions with resilience and purpose.
As we all know, finances can either strengthen or strain a partnership, and John and David are here to share their expertise on how couples can effectively manage their finances while nurturing their bond.
As a woman, a person of color, as an LGBTQ individual, I get how negotiation can be in an uncomfortable conversation when you’re used to having a fight just to get a seat at the table. So that is why I wanted to talk to Kimberly Aguilera,
Today we are going to talk about career growth. So, when I left my company after 15 years, I turned to Lex Kairos for help. And his advice was really instrumental in helping me clarify my vision and getting to what I’m doing today.
As a small business owner myself, I’ve had to figure out how to navigate the legal of setting up our business and hiring. I always turn to Jamie Santos of Santos Walding LLP for help.
In this webinar I discuss navigating today’s 2024 real estate market with Brook Baird, an experienced real estate agent in the Bay Area. Brook specializes in assisting single women, alternative family households, and entrepreneurs.
As we get ready to dive into the holiday season, I just wanted to take a moment to say THANK YOU to all of you who read Jenni’s Money Musings each month.
When I left my Silicon Valley tech job after 15 years to start my own business, one of my main concerns was how to buy health care coverage for my family.
You’re an LGBTQ+ professional who has been working hard to build a nest egg. You might have invested some savings in one of those retirement date funds.
Living in expensive areas like San Francisco or Oakland can be tough. You might be scratching your head, wondering where all your money goes.
What I have changed with my own money since becoming a financial advisor. A friend asked me recently: What have I changed with my own money since becoming a financial…
Is the “Wealthy Gay Myth True?” Pop culture loves to portray the gay community as fabulous and rich – hence the widespread concept of the “wealthy gay” community.
For Tech Employees: How to use equity based compensation to fuel your Financial Independence Overview When I used to work in Silicon Valley as a tech employee,
In 2007, we met for the first time on a training ride for the AIDS Lifecycle, a week long bike ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles that raises money to end AIDS.
What is it like to be LGBTQ+ around the world? When we were in our early thirties, we left our 9-5 jobs for a year and traveled to 13 countries to make a film about LGBTQ+ people around the world.
How is Financial Planning is Different for LGBTQ+ households? When opening this practice, we thought a lot about the type of clients we wanted to serve.
Top Tips on How to Bank Safely What do Banks and Marriages have in common? Answer: Once you start losing trust and confidence, the whole thing can collapse like a house of cards.
When to Hire a Financial Advisor and How to Choose the Right One When to Hire a Financial Advisor and How to Choose the Right One You’re a woman or LGBTQ+ professional who has been working hard to build a nest egg.
8 Answers to Questions about Lesbian Money David and John of Queer Money Podcast were one of the first friends we made when launching a business in personal finance.
How to Conduct a Year End Review of Experiences and Spending Forget Starting on Next Year Goals and First Reflect on This Last Year Instead I’m often asked how to approach financial goals, especially at the start of a new year.
“Can I ever afford the home I want in the Bay Area without having a gazillion dollars?” “Can I ever afford the home I want in the Bay Area without having a gazillion dollars?” Even with a six-figure income, buying a home can feel unaffordable.
When Should a Mid-Career Professional Stop Investing in the Market? When Should a Mid-Career Professional Stop Investing in the Market? You’ve been consistently putting part of your income into the market every month.
Our Family Spending Rules Our Family Spending Rules: On a recent 4-hour drive up the California coast, Lisa and I conducted a deep dive of our budget.
The Book I Keep Recommending The Book I Keep Recommending to Everyone: In his book “The Pathless Path: Imagining a New Story for Work and Life,”
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