07/20/2026
Starting a family comes with so many exciting milestones.
Buying your first home. Welcoming a baby. Planning for the future.
But alongside those moments come financial decisions that can have a lasting impact.
One thing I've learned is that most financial mistakes aren't made because people are careless.
They're made because no one ever taught us what we should be doing.
Some of the most common mistakes I see include:
✔️ Waiting until you "make more money" before you start saving or investing.
✔️ Thinking financial planning is only for wealthy families.
✔️ Missing out on government programs and grants your family may qualify for.
✔️ Waiting for a major life event before creating a financial plan.
✔️ Trying to navigate everything on your own.
The good news?
Every one of these can be corrected.
You don't need to have everything figured out before asking questions. Often, the earlier you start the conversation, the more options you'll have moving forward.
If you've been wondering whether you're on the right track, I'd love to help you understand your options.
💬 Which of these do you think catches the most families by surprise?