Focus Driven

financial planning

There are some questions that Google can't answer. But more importantly - there are some things that Google can't ask you! With the increasing automation around us, we need to choose to have people in our lives who build relationships of trust and can help us ask the right questions about our futures.

As a financial advisor - this is what I'm good at. It's not about what financial products you choose, or what investment vehicles you select; it's about why you make those choices, and knowing exactly what choices may serve you and your family best.

Let's ask those questions together.

Matthew Pohl

Director
Tel: 011 028 8900

Our Process

explore | create | choose

EXPLORING YOU

Most financial plans begin and end with the products. Your plan needs to begin and end... with you.

CREATE CHOICES

Having asked the right questions about your life, we will research and create the financial choices that you can choose to best suit you.

CHOOSE

With a clear understanding of who you are, and what you want, you can make powerful and informed choices.

REVIEW AND ENHANCE

Your life will keep changing, and you should be able to change your choices too. We can review your plan and enhance it when needed by exploring, creating and choosing.

Our Latest Blogs

adding context to your choices

Calm needn’t be the focus

We often think that financial peace or calm is the ultimate goal when it comes to managing our money. We hear phrases like “financial peace of mind” or “calming the storm of debt” and we think, “Yes, that’s what I want. I just want everything to be calm.” And while there’s nothing wrong with seeking calm, it’s not the point.  The real goal? Connection. Connection with our money, our values, our goals—and yes, with the people […]
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Ten Rules – Part 2

In the first part of this series, we explored five essential rules for personal finance, inspired by “The Index Card: Why Personal Finance Doesn’t Have to Be Complicated” by Helaine Olen and Harold Pollack. The rules in the blog spoke to things like spending less than we earn, paying off credit card debt, save 10-20% of our income, augmenting contributions to retirement investments, and creating an emergency fund — all laying the groundwork for financial stability […]
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