When my wife and I were newlyweds before I was in the financial planning profession, we got some bad financial advice from a few different financial “advisors”. With little knowledge of how different compensation structures worked, we trusted in people who were really selling a product instead of providing fiduciary advice. Now, I help people avoid some of the same mistakes I made. As a fee-only planner, I work with clients to help them determine whether they’re on a path to meet their goals, and form recommendations if they need to make some adjustments. I’ve lived in Lincoln for nearly my entire life. I married my wife, Kate, in 2013 and we recently had a baby girl. Our two Balinese cat