BRIANNE SOSCIA

CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™

Brianne specializes in working with individuals, families, and business owners in the areas of retirement planning, investment management, and college savings.

Brianne is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER and financial advisor.  She currently holds her Series 6, 7, and 63 licenses through LPL Financial, and Series 66 license through WCG Wealth Advisers and LPL Financial, as well as her life and health insurance licenses.

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Brianne Socia - Financial Yogi - Las Vegas

OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH YOU

Our clients are our partners in a shared vision of success. Our relationship is based on collaboration and a commitment to excellence. Using the Lotus Method, we help you design a life that aligns with your aspirations. We understand that financial goals are deeply personal, and our mission is to help you pursue these goals through thoughtful and personalized financial planning strategies that adapt to your evolving needs.

What can you expect from us

We will always…
  • Act with Integrity: Always prioritize your best interests and uphold the highest ethical standards while treating you with respect and professionalism.
  • Deliver Personalized Solutions: Provide strategies based on a thorough understanding of your unique goals, values, and circumstances.
  • Communicate Proactively: Keep you informed with regular updates, insights, and transparent advice, using straightforward language and clear communication.
  • Build Long-Term Partnerships: Develop enduring relationships based on trust, respect, and mutual understanding.
  • Adapt to Your Evolving Needs: Stay responsive to changes in your life, goals, time frame, and financial landscape.
  • Offer Holistic Services: Provide access to a comprehensive range of financial, tax, and estate planning resources and coordinate the efforts of these professionals when required.
  • Stay Informed about Market Trends: Leverage the latest research and tools while monitoring your investments, and to guide sound, informed investment decisions.
  • Educate and Empower: Help you understand your financial plan and options, enabling confident decision making.
  • Mitigate Risks: Proactively identify and address potential challenges to safeguard your financial future.
  • Ensure Accessibility: Meet with you regularly to make any necessary changes to your investments and financial plan, and be available to answer questions, address concerns, and provide support whenever needed.

OUR SERVICES

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UNPOPULAR OPINION 👀Financial advice from finfluencers can be dangerous.Let me explain—this isn’t about dismissing social media or discouraging money conversations.Finfluencers are financial content creators who share investing and wealth-building ideas online. I understand why people turn to them. The content is free, easy to access, and widely available, and for many, it’s their first exposure to financial topics.I’m not against creators sharing personal experiences or encouraging better money habits. That visibility has value. The concern is that most finfluencers are not licensed professionals.According to FINRA, nearly two-thirds of investors under 35 have acted on finfluencer recommendations, and across all age groups, almost one-third of investors use social media as a financial information source. Many of these investors are also overconfident in their financial knowledge, which increases the risk of costly mistakes.Most finfluencers:❌ Are not licensed or regulated❌ Are not fiduciaries❌ Are not required to act in your best interest❌ Have no accountability if their advice causes lossesWhile some creators offer balanced, well-researched insights, they are often overshadowed by:- Hype-driven stock picks- Promises of outsized returns- One-sided narratives that ignore risk- Oversimplified strategies with no tax or retirement contextReal financial advice must consider taxes, income, time horizon, risk tolerance, and retirement goals, especially as you get closer to using your money, not just growing it.Use social media for ideas and awareness. But for decisions that affect your retirement, income, and legacy, rely on licensed, fiduciary guidance. Experience can inspire. Professional advice protects what you’ve worked decades to build. ... See MoreSee Less
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Are you a business owner tired of watching too much of your income go to taxes? Let’s talk about one of the most effective tools available: the S Corporation.An S Corp is a special tax election (not a business type) that lets you structure your income more efficiently. Many profitable LLCs and sole proprietors choose to become an S corp to take advantage of tax savings.Here’s why it’s worth considering:🔹 1. Pass-through taxationThe business doesn’t pay corporate income tax. Instead, profits flow through to your personal return and are taxed once—not twice.🔹 2. Reduced self-employment taxesIn an S Corp, you pay yourself a salary (which is taxed like regular wages), and the rest of the profits? Paid as distributions—not subject to Social Security or Medicare tax.🔹 3. Tax-smart incomeWith the right setup, you can potentially save thousands per year by avoiding unnecessary self-employment taxes, while staying compliant with IRS rules.If your business is showing steady profit and you’re not yet structured as an S Corp, now is the time to evaluate your options.📞 Ready to see if this move makes sense for you? Book a consultation and let’s look at the numbers together. ... See MoreSee Less
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This year, more Americans will retire than ever before. But the big question is: Are we ready when it’s our turn?According to the data, only about 2 in 5 Americans are financially on track for retirement. And the average American? They’ll come up short—by about $5,000 per year.That shortfall might mean:– Scaling back spending– Working longer– Tapping home equity– Or relying on family for supportBut it’s not too late to make adjustments. Here are 4 practical steps you can still take:1️⃣ Maximize your retirement plan contributions.If you're still working, take full advantage of employer matches and catch-up contributions (age 50+ gets you more room).2️⃣ Stay consistent, even if you change jobs or careers.Avoid cashing out old plans—it can trigger taxesm penalties, and reduce long-term growth.3️⃣ Consolidate scattered accounts.Simplify. Fewer accounts make it easier to track your progress and reduce unnecessary fees.4️⃣ Work a little longer, if possible.Just two more years of work can help close your savings gap. And delaying Social Security? It increases your benefits by 8% per year.💬 If retirement is getting close, now’s the time to review your numbers, refine your plan, and boost your confidence. DM me today so we can talk- whether you’re 5 years out or already semi-retired, a second opinion can make all the difference. ... See MoreSee Less
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