Preparing for Big Purchases: How to Weigh Cash Flow, Debt, and Investments
Large purchases can play a central role in many people’s financial lives. Whether it is buying a home, funding a child’s education, investing in a second property, or making a significant lifestyle purchase, these decisions have lasting financial implications. Preparing for a large expense requires more than simply looking at the price tag. It involves […]
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Military Families in Colorado Springs: Unique Financial Planning Considerations
Military families face financial circumstances that are often very different from those of civilian households. The frequent relocations, deployment schedules, changes in duty stations, and unique benefits require a thoughtful and adaptable approach to financial planning. For those stationed in or retiring to Colorado Springs, the blend of a large military presence, local resources, and […]
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Financial Planning Myths Debunked: Colorado Springs Edition
Financial planning is often misunderstood, especially when information comes from social media snippets, outdated advice, or one-size-fits-all articles. In Colorado Springs, where the cost of living, military presence, and outdoor-focused lifestyle shape local financial decisions, these misconceptions can lead to missed opportunities or poor choices. The truth is that sound financial planning is not about […]
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Retirement Planning for Couples: Key Conversations to Have
When two people are planning for retirement together, there is more to consider than just numbers on a spreadsheet. Retirement planning for couples involves personal values, shared goals, financial logistics, and sometimes, hard decisions. These conversations can help build alignment and reduce surprises later on. By discussing key topics early and revisiting them often, couples […]
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What Is a Financial Plan and Why Does It Matter?
A financial plan is a detailed overview of your current finances, long-term goals, and the steps you can take to work toward those goals in an intentional and organized way. It provides a comprehensive look at your income, expenses, assets, liabilities, insurance coverage, retirement strategy, and estate considerations. More importantly, a financial plan serves as […]
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Planning for Life Events: Marriage, Kids, and College Costs
Major life events like getting married, starting a family, and preparing for college expenses often bring both excitement and complexity. These milestones mark important chapters, but they also come with financial implications that benefit from thoughtful preparation. At Concerto Financial, we understand that navigating these transitions takes more than generic advice. Our team helps individuals and […]
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Creating a Roadmap for Financial Confidence and Clarity
Whether you are just beginning your career, planning for retirement, or navigating a significant life transition, having a clear and organized approach to your finances can help reduce stress and support informed choices. At Concerto Financial, we understand that each financial journey is personal. Our process is designed to help clients pursue clarity and confidence through […]
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Building a Strategy to Help Address Short-Term and Long-Term Financial Needs
Creating a sound financial strategy involves more than choosing a few investment vehicles or reviewing your bank account once a month. Whether you are just starting your career or entering retirement, developing a thoughtful plan to help address both short-term priorities and long-term goals can bring clarity to your financial journey. In this post, we […]
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How to Integrate Insurance into Your Financial Strategy
Insurance often plays a foundational role in financial planning, yet it is sometimes overlooked or misunderstood. Integrating insurance into your broader financial strategy is not just about protecting against loss. It also involves coordinating policies to help manage risk, preserve assets, and support long-term financial goals. In this post, we explore the role of insurance in […]
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Why You Should Revisit Your Estate Plan After Divorce
Your estate plan is a living collection of legal documents designed to address how your assets are managed, who can make decisions on your behalf, and what happens to your property and responsibilities after you pass away. During marriage, these documents often designate your spouse as the primary decision-maker or beneficiary. After divorce, those roles […]
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