Recent Press
Kathleen Longo featured as part of Women Who Mean Business focus in the January 2016 issue of Minnesota Business magazine.
“The wealth management industry offers incredible opportunity for young women as the industry is heavily weighted toward older male advisors; studies show that there will be a shortage of planners in the future.”
Kathleen Longo shares questions you should consider asking your aging parents in her blog titled: Seven Essential Questions to Ask Your Aging Parents Shared by The BAM Alliance, March 3, 2016
Flourish Wealth Management was ranked among the Top 10 Best Financial Advisors in Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Edina (Minnesota)
by: Deborah Nason, special to CNBC.com
Monday, 25 Apr 2016 | 8:00 AM ET
A sharply growing number of financial advisors are outsourcing their asset and investment management to third parties, often referred to as "turnkey asset management programs," or TAMPs.
According to a recent study by Tiburon Strategic Advisors, TAMPs— which provide technology platforms, investment products or a combination of both — have experienced dramatic growth. Since 2011, TAMPs have gone from less than $147 billion in assets (under management or administration) to $1.75 trillion in 2015.
Kathleen Longo shares steps you can take to ensure that the relationship with your advisor is fruitful and fulfilling in It Takes Three: Are You in the Right Relationship? Shared by The BAM Alliance, July 19, 2016
Studies show that 70 percent of women will leave their financial advisor after a major life change, such as the death of a spouse or divorce. Major life transitions bring enough stress and emotion without adding the need to find a new financial advisor or to master your finances. As women also generally outlive men, this longer life expectancy means you will at some point likely require financial counsel.
