When people take time to examine their future financial comfort, it usually means they want to be sure they’re doing what somebody they trust has said are the right things to do; or it may mean they’re not really sure they’re doing the right things, or that they just don’t know what to do. Or why. Or how.

And when you think about your finances, you can’t help but think about your life.

What are you able to do and what does it cost? What would you like to be able to do, if only you could? What are you going to do when you stop working for money?

The life part is really important because you want to be able to afford the life you dream of, in whatever way you want to spend your time. And you also hope that enjoying your life won’t drain all your money, especially as living becomes more expensive later.

Your quality of life is a strong function of the quality of your health. You want to be able to enjoy being alive!

Our focus here is to emphasize that both your physical life and your financial life, working together, are integral to your true wellbeing.

You may have heard the question before, “Do you work to live or do you live to work?” Often this is about occupations and rewards – either having to work for rewards that only sustain a “living,” whether you love it or not; or loving what you do and doing what you really love.

And maybe you’ve also heard this question: “What would you do if money were no object?”

Would you rather have your finances drive your life or your life drive your finances? Think about that. When money drives, we call it your financial life, where the latter facet is dependent on the former. But if you reverse that order, to where your life decisions and circumstances are reflected in positive financial outcomes, we can call it your life financials. Then your journey is more about putting your money to work for you (rather than the other way around, where you are trapped in having to continually work for your money). That is why our approach is Life Financial Solutions -- getting the order right.

Correspondingly, if money is no object but health and quality of life are difficult, there is a suboptimal balance. Perhaps your visit here can bring about the kind of change that may help restore order.