Once upon a time, it was totally reasonable for middle class kids to expect that they would work for one, maybe two employers, and retire at 65 with a watch and a pension, the end. But in recent years, the economy has shifted towards self-employment and freelance work—the gig economy. The twenty-first century has brought…
Katie E. Moore, CDFA®
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As Chairperson of the Finivi Women and Wealth advisory team, Katie’s financial philosophy is deeply rooted in the idea of empowerment and education. Katie is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst and has helped numerous women navigate and thrive following difficult life transitions. A seasoned lead advisor, Katie is passionate about providing unparalleled support and guidance to her clients and building long lasting relationships that encompass her commitment to helping them achieve financial independence. “Amazing things happen when women team up” is truly Katie’s mantra.
Katie has a B.A. in Business Administration & Finance from California State University and is originally from Northern California.
Katie is an active member of her community where she and her husband are raising two beautiful children.
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5 Hacks to Improve Your Credit Score
Your credit score is a three-digit number that determines a lot in your financial life. It can make the difference between getting the financing you need for major purchases, like a car or home. It can impact your ability to secure the apartment you want. And, perhaps most importantly, it determines how much actually borrowing…
The financial pros & cons of getting married
“I do,” – one of the shortest, simplest, most life-changing, sentences you will ever say. Not only do you have to get used to the idiosyncrasies of living with another person who will invariably do things differently than you are accustomed to—such as leaving dirty socks in places other than the laundry room, drinking milk…
Top 5 Money Tips for Millennial Women
The financial needs of Millennial women are much different than the financial needs of their mothers and grandmothers. While the basic principles of finance remain the same, the path to reaching financial goals and navigating through a weaker economy than our country has seen in decades – millennial women face a completely different set of…
7 Financial Tips for Women Preparing for Divorce
Going through a divorce can be emotionally and financially stressful. While it is important to mentally prepare for some of the raw emotions that will certainly come along with divorce, it is also important to prepare financially for divorce. Statistically, it is more likely for a woman to fall into poverty or a much lower income situation after a…
The Pros and Cons of Remarrying Later in Life
Getting married is a big step for any couple to take. Typically, when we think of the important factors of marriage, we relate it to a young couple finding compatibility, having children, and reaching life goals together. Finding love later in life—after having children, reaching certain life goals, and already having assets acquired—has a completely…
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