Meg Bartelt, MSFP, CFP®
Meg Bartelt, CFP®, MSFP, is the President of Flow Financial Planning, LLC, a fee-only virtual firm that provides financial guidance to women in tech. She is a member of the XY Planning Network. Previously, she spent over a decade in software security.
Bartelt helps women take advantage of career opportunities, navigate a male-dominated industry and use their own financial potential in order to live the life they want. She lives in Bellingham, Washington, with her husband, two young daughters and Julia the Puppy.
E-mail: meg@flowfp.com Website: flowfp.com Blog: flowfp.com/blog
Latest articles by Meg Bartelt, MSFP, CFP®
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This Is What Good Financial Planners Do
Financial Planning It’s about much more than just helping you with your investments. Here are some things that you should be getting out of your relationship.
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Making Next Year's Taxes Less Painful
taxes With 2016 taxes in the rearview mirror, it's time to take stock of some missed opportunities for next year that could save you money and headaches.
By Meg Bartelt, MSFP, CFP® Published
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Can You Get By Without a Financial Planner?
Financial Planning Here’s what to ask yourself to find out whether you are prepared to go it alone.
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The Best Investment You Can Make Isn’t in Your 401(k)
investing Investing in yourself, through classes, career building, networking and just plain taking care of yourself, can pay off more in the long run than anything else.
By Meg Bartelt, MSFP, CFP® Published
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Simple Steps to Save on Investment Fees
investing Some of the costs associated with saving and investing are patently obvious, but there are others that can be quite well hidden.
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How to Negotiate to Get More Out of Your Career
business Women especially need to be ready to ask for what they want on the job.
By Meg Bartelt, MSFP, CFP® Published
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Why the Investing Gender Gap Works for Women
Investor Psychology The so-called weaknesses females have when it comes to investing might actually be strengths.
By Meg Bartelt, MSFP, CFP® Published
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How To Find a Financial Adviser You Can Trust
Financial Planning The financial industry is generally clouded by an atmosphere of distrust, but with the new fiduciary rule and doing your due diligence, you can find the right person for you.
By Meg Bartelt, MSFP, CFP® Published
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