Aaron Cirksena

High earnings provide the potential for high net worth, but they don’t guarantee it. Hence the existence of HENRYs, the embodiment of the wealth paradox. HENRY stands for “High Earners, Not […]

Optimizing your investment portfolio in retirement has everything to do with achieving the right balance. Traditionally, balancing involved finding the right mix of stocks and bonds, with percentages shifting gradually

Ahh, summer! With its warm beaches, sunny days and endless relaxation, it’s a lovely break in the middle of the year. And since summer vacation is almost here, many are

You’re not imagining it—dining out, like everything else in life, has gotten more expensive. Thanks to rising rent rates and increasingly pricy ingredients, restaurant bills are outpacing inflation.

Like many others in the business world, Aaron Cirksena was forced to pivot when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. As a financial advisor who spends a significant amount of time mapping out investment

As the 2024 presidential election fast approaches, many Americans are debating how their votes will affect the economy. Like in other election years, economic issues are top of mind, and

Whether you’re dealing with mounting credit card balances, personal loans or any other type of debt, doing so can be unsettling in today’s inflationary environment. With the Federal Reserve’s typical response to high inflation levels

If you feel like your economic engine is starting to sputter, or you just haven’t looked under the hood in a while, it may be time to tune up your

The financial stress your employees bring to the office has an impact on their effectiveness, but supporting them in their retirement planning can help improve their peace of mind and,

If your family has recurring medical expenses, you’ve probably considered investing in a tax-advantaged account, like a health savings account (HSA) or a flexible spending account (FSA). Both HSAs and