The Financial Resilience Diagnostic
What it is, what it produces, and why the households that need it most often don't know they do.
The Financial Resilience Diagnostic is a 45-minute structured review of your household's financial exposure. Not your investments. Not your tax strategy. The layer underneath those — what happens to your household's income if something interrupts it.
It ends with a written one-page Financial Exposure Map: where you're covered, where you're not, and where the gap is large enough to matter. You keep the document regardless of what comes next.
What this is not: A product pitch. Phase 1 is a diagnostic — I don't recommend anything during the session. If the Map surfaces something to address, we schedule a separate conversation. That conversation happens only if you want it to.
The $0 phase: Phase 1 is complimentary. You get the diagnostic session and the written Map with no charge and no obligation. Most people find it useful regardless of what they do next.
Households with incomes above $150K who have done the basics — contributed to retirement accounts, bought some insurance, made a will — but have never had someone go through the whole picture as a system. The gap is almost never between "no coverage" and "some coverage." It's between coverage that was assembled piecemeal and a financial picture that holds together under pressure.