Embracing the Emotionally Driven Side of Wealth Management.

The right financial plan isn’t just about the money—it is a reflection of what you value most, and it’s a path to fulfillment. President and founder of Flourish Wealth Management, Kathy Longo is passionate about helping families, individuals, and women create insightful financial plans that take into consideration their unique values, emotions, and aspirations.

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"Conversations about money aren't easy, but you need to have them in order to achieve your goals."

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Meet Kathy

EXPERIENCED FINANCIAL ADVISOR | ENTREPRENEUR | AUTHOR | SPEAKER

Kathy Longo, CFP®, CAP®, CDFA, is the president and founder of Flourish Wealth Management. She has over twenty-five years of experience in the financial planning industry and loves helping her clients discover what is important to them when planning for the future. She is passionate about educating women on how to take control of their assets by making informed and confident financial decisions.

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This Week's Episode

Episode 35: Considering Your Legacy

If your financial plan focuses mainly on your current phase of life, plus overarching goals like maxing out on retirement contributions, you need to ask yourself if you’ve done enough legacy planning.