The Young Professional
Ryan finished four years of college, earned an MBA, and landed a great job as an attorney. Now he’s out in the world, starting to make his mark and quickly rising the ranks at his company.
But even though he started out at a six-figure salary and already brings home more than his parents, his student loans are cramping his budget. By all accounts, he’s successful in his burgeoning career. But he feels like his money doesn’t stretch nearly as far as he expected. At this rate, he can’t imagine how he’ll be able to live his life, meet someone to build a future with, and get going on a family—not with so much debt hanging over his head.
Ryan wants to start making progress toward big life goals but doesn’t know what steps to take financially. He knows people with money hire financial advisors for guidance, but he doesn’t have any “wealth” yet and thinks they wouldn’t want him for a client yet.
We are here to help.
Building a solid financial life starts today, and particularly now as you are making the choices that all young professionals have to make regarding their student debt and their money.
Ways Voice Can Help Ryan:
Establishing a personal financial philosophy and plan
Prioritizing debt repayment
Setting up investment accounts
Optimizing his work retirement plan contributions
Planning to purchase his first home
Primary Concerns:
Repaying student loans
Managing debt
Establishing a workable budget
Contributing to his workplace retirement plan
Learning about investing
Planning for his future
Brief bio summary:
Ryan, 28
Employment: Attorney
Family Status: Single
Homeownership: Renting
Annual Household Income: $147,000
Net Worth: $74,000