EvoFi: A Finance Podcast for Humans Evolution Advisers

Today, in honor of America Saves Week this week, we’re talking about cash flow and, yes, savings, as part 4 of our Mistakes Your Financial Advisor Can Help Prevent series. Stephen Fletcher, CFP®, MBA, and Taylor Schmaltz, CFP®, MBA sit down to discuss some key elements of cash flow, why it’s so important, and how to get started with a budget if you don’t already have one. Take a listen!

In this episode, we jump back into our "Mistakes Your Financial Advisor Can Help Prevent" series to talk about taxes and some of the areas in which we see many mistakes made. Stephen Fletcher, CFP®, MBA joins Taylor Schmaltz, CFP®, MBA to discuss missed deductions, missed opportunities for optimization, and failing to take a multiyear approach to tax planning. 

In this episode, we take a quick break from our Mistakes Your Advisor Can Help Prevent series and bring in our colleagues, Dave O’Brien & Jack O’Brien, to talk about some of the most common problems we see plaguing 401(k) retirement plans and how EVOadvisers can help your business simplify and improve your 401(k) experience.

Andres Mazabel of Trust & Will, an online estate planning tool, joins Stephen Fletcher and Taylor Schmaltz as they discuss why you should create an estate plan, when to start thinking about it, and how Trust & Will helps streamline the process in the second installment of our "Mistakes Your Advisor Can Help Prevent" series.
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We are back with another EvoFi Podcast! Investments are the focus! In this episode, Stephen Fletcher, CFP® and EVO portfolio manager, Jack O'Brien, CIMA® cover why an investment policy statement is important, why we calculate your risk tolerance and when we ignore it! Bottom line: it’s all based on the PERSON, not the PROCESS or the PACKAGE.

**UPDATE: The rule discussed around the 9:00 mark requiring high wage earners who make catch-up contributions to make those catch-up contributions on a Roth, after-tax basis has been pushed back to take effect in 2026 instead of 2024.
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WE ARE BACK with our follow up and final conversation on SECURE ACT 2.0! In this podcast, Dave and Stephen dive into the changes to catch-up contributions, new Roth options, and where your retirement dollars should be going. Happy listening!