Veronique Scullion - Northwestern Mutual

A one-second pause before you buy something can be enough to notice whether it's actually going to make you happier or feel good just for a minute. If you want help building a financial plan around what actually matters to you, that's exactly what we’re here for.

Most parents budget for childcare like it's a grocery run: fixed cost, check the box. But between the backup plans that fall through, sick days, application fees, and the sheer mental load, it adds up to something a lot bigger. If you're trying to figure out how to actually plan for this stage of life, that's exactly the conversation I have with families every day. Let's connect.

Thinking about pausing your career to take care of your growing family? You’re not the only one—most parents are navigating this same shift. 🔄 But the ones who come out ahead go in with a plan. If you’re figuring out what this season of life means for your family and your finances, I’d love to help. Let’s connect.

One of the most common things I see with clients? They’re waiting for the right moment to start their financial plan. 💸 Waiting for the raise to come through, for interest rates to normalize, for the year to feel less chaotic. But here’s the truth: That moment rarely ever comes. Starting to plan today—even when things feel messy—is always a better call. If you’re in that holding pattern, I’d love to help.