How to Be Financially Savvy with Melanie Nichols and Elizabeth Brasher

If you have ever wanted to ask a professional all your financial questions, this episode is for you! Melanie Nichols and Elizabeth Brasher of WA Asset Management share how to become financially savvy. No matter what state your finances are in, there is something to learn! Episode at a Glance:  This week, I am joined by Melanie Nichols and Elizabeth Brasher of WA Asset Management. In this episode, we discuss the importance of financial security in addition to savvy financial tips. They share advice for creating financial goals, managing credit cards, investing, and more. Most importantly, their tips are straightforward, simple, and undeniably savvy!  Who are Melanie Nichols and Elizabeth Brasher?  Melanie Nichols serves as a partner and senior client consultant at WA Asset Management. Her responsibilities include directing the management of investment portfolios for retirement plans and nonprofit organizations. Additionally, Melanie co-founded the Women's Wealth Connection of WA.  Elizabeth L. Brasher serves as a client consultant at WA Assessment. She enjoys working with clients holistically in all seasons of their lives. Additionally, Elizabeth is also the Practice Leader of  Women's Wealth Connection of WA Asset Management.   10 Steps to Becoming Financially Savvy: Firstly, make sure you get familiar with your entire financial picture and understand what assets you have. Secondly, you should identify your goals and make sure they are SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely). Thirdly, prioritize your cash flow and put it into three buckets (give, save, and live).  Next, review your insurance.  Additionally, review credit cards and ensure your current credit cards suit your needs. Next, review your investment accounts and make sure your risk tolerance lines up with your investment goals. After that, examine your beneficiary designations.  Evaluate your estate plan and determine whether it still fits your needs. Next, monitor all your cash flows.  Finally, review last year's finances to see if you made good steps towards your goals.  Resources Mentioned in This Episode:  WA Assets Management's website  WA women's wealth management  I hope you enjoyed this episode! As always, if you have time to rate, review, and subscribe to The SavvyCast on iTunes, it would be SO appreciated!!! Blessings to you!!! If you like this podcast, be sure to check these out: How Female Entrepreneur Annye Grande Built the Luxury Handbag Line etoile Small Changes That Make A Big Impact With Melanie Roberson