Retirement Planning Tips for Women Entrepreneurs
This blog will share tips for women entrepreneurs navigating both running their business and saving for retirement.
Private Wealth Strategist is where Christi Shell, Certified Wealth Strategist®, shares insights from her work advising business owners, physicians, executives, and families responsible for meaningful capital.
Families with complex financial lives eventually face a consistent set of wealth decisions—how to structure a business exit, how to reduce tax drag, how to protect assets from liability, how to generate retirement income, how to transfer wealth efficiently to heirs, and how to support family, philanthropic, and legacy goals.
Private Wealth Strategist explores those issues through the lens of integrated wealth strategy. Articles address topics such as investment strategy and portfolio management, tax planning, risk management and insurance, asset protection structures, executive compensation and stock options, business succession planning, education and family support, charitable giving strategies, retirement planning, estate distribution, and liquidity or credit management.
Rather than treating these decisions in isolation, Private Wealth Strategist examines how they interact—because the structure of one decision often shapes the outcome of another.
Christi Shell serves as Managing Director and Private Wealth Strategist at Shell Capital Management, LLC.
This blog will share tips for women entrepreneurs navigating both running their business and saving for retirement.
This blog is about what temporary retirement means, the potential benefits, and some financial planning considerations of taking a career break.
This blog will share some of the biggest insights from the 2024 EBRI Retirement Confidence Survey.
Knoxville, Tennessee, adviser will discuss how goals can change in retirement and provide tips on embracing this change and creating a retirement that works for you.
Tennessee financial adviser discusses how retirement planning for business owners differs from retirement planning for employees.
If you find yourself with a bit of extra time on your hands in the upcoming months, you may want to use this time to check in with your family’s finances.
financial advisor for retirement planning for freelancers and self-employed, including the different plan options and some tips to help freelancers save for retirement.
This blog will discuss how readers can use summer as a trial period for retirement. It will include ways to test things like your retirement budget, activities, and schedule.
Heading south to avoid the winter chill? Before adopting the snowbird status take into consideration these financial tips and hidden costs.
This blog will explain why some people choose to retire early and the pros and cons of that decision.
This blog will share helpful, humorous, and insightful quotes about retirement.
Whether your clients are new to equity compensation or simply looking to learn more, this article provides a comprehensive guide to the different types of equity compensation, how they work, and their potential risks and rewards.
Early retirement sounds great, but have your clients and prospects thought it through completely? This article covers some things they should think about.
Our latest article provides a comprehensive overview of this federal law and its impact on retirement planning.
Instead of wondering when your next vacation is, maybe you should set up a life you don't need to escape from.
Happy Military Appreciation Month! To celebrate, we're sharing our top 5 simple financial tips for military members and their families.
With Financial Literacy Month upon us, it's time to review some basic financial concepts. Here are some tips to help you become more financially confident.
Start the year off right by getting started on these five top financial goals.
The answer to "How much?" varies from individual to individual. An overview of how to calculate the size of your retirement.
You've heard of the SECURE Act - but do you know how it could be affecting your own retirement? We're discussing two big changes and what you need to know now.