It is no secret that getting a divorce can be financially detrimental—especially to women who are divorcing men. Many women experience a lower standard of living after divorce, and about 20% fall to the poverty level. If you haven’t been working outside the home, or have gaps in your work history, it’s especially important to…
Katie E. Moore, CDFA®
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As Chairperson of the Finivi Women and Wealth advisory team, Katie’s financial philosophy is deeply rooted in the idea of empowerment and education. Katie is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst and has helped numerous women navigate and thrive following difficult life transitions. A seasoned lead advisor, Katie is passionate about providing unparalleled support and guidance to her clients and building long lasting relationships that encompass her commitment to helping them achieve financial independence. “Amazing things happen when women team up” is truly Katie’s mantra.
Katie has a B.A. in Business Administration & Finance from California State University and is originally from Northern California.
Katie is an active member of her community where she and her husband are raising two beautiful children.
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What Should Happen to The Home if You Divorce?
Divorce brings a multitude of changes to your life. One of the most obvious changes is a new living arrangement. You and your soon-to-be ex will now be living separately—so who stays in the home and who goes? What should you do? As you work through the terms of you divorce agreement, consider these things…
How to Ask For a Raise And Get Paid What You’re Worth
You have been working really hard. You know that you deserve more than what you are currently making at your job. But where do you go from here? How do you go about asking for a raise to get paid what you’re worth? Here are a few tips to keep in mind to help you…
How Much Money Is Enough To Retire?
If you ask ten different people how much money is enough to retire, you can expect ten different answers. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, as the idea of what makes a comfortable or good retirement varies based on personal goals and preferences. The truth is, there’s no magic number that will serve as a…
5 Smart Things to do With Your Tax Return This Year
It’s that time of year again—tax time. If you haven’t already filed, you have until April 17, 2018 to do so. Yes, you read that right. The deadline to file is April 17 this year instead of April 15. Due to the fact that April 15 falls on a Sunday, and Monday is Emancipation Day,…
How to Teach Your Kids to Be Thrifty
Kids tend to pick up habits from their parents and other adults around them. You work hard to make sure that you model good behavior for them, but you may not realize that this is especially important when it comes to teaching your child about finances. If you want your child to be fiscally responsible…
