Financial Planning for Physicians and Young Professionals
Today’s post covers something a little different than the topics I usually discuss on the blog, but I think there is still a smidge of personal finance related material in the topic. As the parents of young children know it can be challenging to keep them entertained. No matter what family fun thing you have […]
Summer is in full swing and the temps are creeping into the triple digits no matter where you live. In the Kimmet household we are doing our best to beat the heat by running through sprinklers (ours and the neighbors), rafting on the Boise River, and searching for shady spots to hang up the hammock […]
If you follow the news in the personal finance space you may have recently read a headline that seemed a little odd. “Vanguard employees won’t have an S&P 500 index fund in their 401(k) plan” And if all you read was the headline, then you might have been left scratching your head. After all the […]
A comment that I often hear when talking to friends and family is, “I know I need to do it, but I’m just not sure where to start saving for retirement”. I think the reason that this is such a common refrain is due to the number of options and choices available. Having more options […]
If you have a refund check coming your way, consider using it to bolster your personal balance sheet. The average refund is usually around $3,000, and most people receive the money within three weeks of filing their returns (I filed our taxes a few days before the April 17 deadline and received ours in a […]
One question people have asked as I’ve gone through the process of starting up this business, is how did I decide on the name Steady Climb Financial Planning? After all, I could have just called it Chris Kimmet Investments and been done with it. I like my name just fine, but when I stopped to […]
Making the choice to hire a financial advisor is a big decision, but after deciding to work with a financial advisor, finding someone that you trust and are comfortable working with can seem like an even bigger challenge. Most people start the process by asking friends or co-workers if they work with or know someone […]
I am very excited to announce the launch of Steady Climb Financial Planning. I decided to start Steady Climb Financial Planning because I understand the challenges people face when trying to make sound financial decisions these days. I enjoy breaking down personal finance and investing into easily understandable concepts, and helping to eliminate the intimidation […]
