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Personal finance should feel simpler, less daunting, and more accessible when you need to make decisions for your family. My writing here offers frameworks for how you can move closer to this rewarding reality. 

Hi, I'm Kevin! I write about frameworks that Millennials can use to think differently about personal finance. I would love for you to feel confident about how you spend and save your money.

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 In my work as a financial advisor in Washington, DC, Millennials like you regularly ask for more practical, empathetic info about investing. I designed Financially Well to address this need.

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Searching for the Horizon

When our own bodies lie to us about money, we must use our personal values as our “artificial horizon instrument”

November 1, 2025

Financial Psychology

Frameworks For Thinking About Money

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3 Steps Millennials with Variable Income Can Take to Invest Consistently

A specific process for when you receive a bonus or atypical paycheck can help you to invest more consistently. Get Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials

April 1, 2025

Income

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The Power of a Roth IRA For Your Child

Did you know that you can open a Roth IRA for a child who earns money? Not only will she learn about investing, she’ll experience compounding

May 30, 2024

Financial Planning

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Monet & the Reality of Luck

With money, as in art, focusing on what we can control may not be enough. We also need a little bit of luck along the way.

January 15, 2024

Financial Planning

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