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Financial infidelity: Why We Lie About Money and How to Solve the Problem
At its most basic level, financial infidelity is an outright lie about money or spending, but in terms of how toxic these things can be to a relationship, Jill Fopiano, CEO of O’Brien Wealth Partners and certified financial planner, says you have to look at the intent. Is it malicious? Read more in this article by Jean Chatz.
Financial Infidelity and Abuse
Jill talks about how to recognize and handle financial infidelity and offers strategies for financial strength and self-sufficiency in this article published on Thrive Global.
When Should I Start Taking Social Security?
Check out Jill’s advice for Social Security published in the Boston Globe!
Achieving the Elusive Balance of Career, Family and Self
Published on Thrive Global: CEO/Single Mom Jill Fopiano Shares Her Secrets for Success
Cross Items Off Your Back To School List With These Tips
Need some help with that back to school budget? Check out Jill’s latest tips on NerdWallet.
How To Talk Retirement With Your Spouse
Having trouble starting the conversation about retirement with your spouse? Check out Jill’s latest article published on Forbes.
How to Retire Happy and Comfortably – Business Insider
See what Jill had to say at Business Insider on how to plan for a happy retirement!
MarketWatch Series
Jill Fopiano talks to MarketWatch about retirement gifts that make a difference.
Top Financial Advisers 2017
We are thrilled to share that for the second year in a row, The Financial Times has named O’Brien Wealth Partners one of the 300 Top Registered Investment Advisers (RIAs) in 2017. The list recognizes top independent RIA firms from across the U.S.