Spring Conferences Recap

At Schultz Financial Group, we look forward to springtime for several reasons: warmer temperatures, budding trees and flowers, and financial planning conferences. In May, we were fortunate to partake in two conferences in San Diego with a variety of educational sessions, keynote speakers, and networking opportunities. Alyssa and Kaleigh attended the Institute of Wealth &

Employee Stock Options 101

Employee stock options are a form of equity compensation that companies may offer to their employees. They are often granted as an incentive to motivate and retain employees, align their interests with those of the company, and provide them with a potential financial reward if the company’s stock price increases. What are Employee Stock Options?

A Deeper Dive into Client Engagement

Bill Hortz, Founder of the Institute for Innovation Development, recently interviewed Alyssa (Yocom) Dalbey, CPWA®, CFP® and Wealth Manager at Schultz Financial Group (SFG) about SFG’s approach to wealth management: Hortz: Can you share with us the thinking behind developing your Four Capitals of Wealth approach with your clients? Dalbey: By working closely with our

How to Prepare for a Wildfire

Wildfire is a frightening phenomenon that unfortunately is becoming more frequent in the western United States. If you live in an area that is prone to wildfires, then it is important to be prepared with a plan that includes: Conducting an annual insurance checkup. Learn more Creating and maintaining 100 feet of Defensible Space around

What is a Private Investment?

What is a Private Investment? A private investment, also commonly referred to as an alternative investment, is a financial asset outside public market assets such as stocks, bonds, and cash. Qualified investors often access private investments through an investment fund. Examples of private investment fund sectors include private credit, real estate, natural resources, private equity,