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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WHAT TO EXPECT

The Financial Planning process is based on a mutual respect between the client and planner.  Each person’s needs and goals must be assessed, before an individualized financial plan is developed.

Individual Approach

Financial Planning should be client centered, and focused on each individual’s needs and goals.

Custom Plan

Clients will be able to gain a deeper understanding of their current financial status, set and analyze goals, develop a plan that is designed towards meeting these goals, and easily follow the plan so that goals can be pursued.

Respect

The financial planning process involves establishing a working, trusting, and respectful relationship between the client and planner.

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3 Money-Saving Rules - Feel free to choose the one that makes the most sense for your household: Which Rule is Right for You?Personal finance is just that—personal. The key is finding a strategy that feels right for you and your family. What works for one person might not work for another, so pick a rule that resonates with you. And remember, consistency is key. No matter which method you choose, sticking with it will help you reach your financial goals faster.What budgeting rule resonates most with you? ... See MoreSee Less
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91% of current retirees are relying on Social Security for income, with 62% reporting it as a major source. (EBRI 2024 Retirement Confidence Survey)But here’s the thing— according to the latest Trustees report, Social Security’s trust fund will be able to pay 100% of benefits until 2033. After that, benefits could drop by 21%. Imagine planning your retirement around a number that suddenly gets reduced—that’s unsettling, to say the least. 😟Why hasn’t Congress tackled this yet? Well, the potential solutions—like raising the retirement age, changing the payroll tax, or even changing how the trust fund is invested—aren’t exactly crowd-pleasers. But these are real possibilities that could affect you and your retirement plans.Here’s what’s on the table:➡️ Raising the full retirement age to 70 for those born after 1977. This makes sense since people are living and working longer, but it also means more waiting before you can access full benefits.➡️ Changing the payroll tax so higher earners contribute more. Right now, you only pay Social Security taxes on income up to $168,600. Some proposals suggest taxing earnings above $400,000, which could impact future funding.➡️ Investing Social Security funds differently to earn more. Right now, the trust fund is locked into U.S. Treasury bonds, which are safe but don’t grow much. Some are talking about creating a sovereign wealth fund to invest in stocks for a higher return—though, of course, with higher risk.It’s understandable to feel uncertain about what’s ahead, but you’re not alone in these concerns. If you’re worried about the future of Social Security and want to explore additional options for guaranteed income in retirement, let’s talk. There are ways to build a more secure financial future that doesn’t rely entirely on what Congress may or may not decide. Feel free to reach out anytime—I’m here to help you navigate this and find the best solution for your retirement plan. ... See MoreSee Less
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Nobody can look into the future and know that they will have health issues that require long-term care support services. That’s why understanding the value of Long-Term Care insurance is so important when it comes to building a financial plan that truly protects your future.Why Should We Plan For It?Long-term care can be incredibly expensive. If you have the ability to privately pay for it, you could be looking at thousands of dollars every month just to maintain that level of care. But what if you can’t? The steps we take now protect what we’ve worked so hard to build, so we don’t end up losing it to long-term care costs later.Here are a few eye-opening statistics from the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance:‼️ By 2030, one in five U.S. residents will be 65 or older.‼️ By 2040, Alzheimer’s and dementia cases are expected to double, affecting nearly 13 million Americans (with 8.5 million women and 4.5 million men developing dementia).‼️ By 2050, 27 million people will need long-term support services.‼️ The average out-of-pocket cost for individuals using paid long-term care services is $140,000, with 17% spending over $100,000 and 9% spending over $250,000.‼️ Individuals and families pay 55% of long-term care costs out of pocket when high levels of care are required.Can’t My Family Just Help Out?It's a common thought: "My family will step in." And while that's a loving sentiment, it's not always realistic. Not everyone has a large family or lives near loved ones who can provide that level of care. Beyond that, caring for someone with extensive needs can be physically and emotionally draining. It requires specialized skills and knowledge that most of us simply don't have.Will I Definitely Need Long-Term Care?Not everyone will need long-term care, but the hard truth is we can’t predict who will. It’s a bit of a game of chance, and the question becomes: Do we want to gamble with our financial security? Taking proactive steps to protect your assets now means peace of mind down the road, no matter what the future holds.We’ve worked hard for what we have, and we want to pass that on to our loved ones—not see it go toward care costs. By planning ahead, we’re not just protecting our wealth; we’re protecting our legacy.If you’d like to explore how long-term care planning fits into your financial plan, or if you’re curious about the steps you can take now to protect your future, reach out to me today. Let’s work together to make sure your best possible future is within reach. ... See MoreSee Less
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THE PROCESS

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Consultation

First, we will identify your needs and expectations, discuss what the financial planning process will look like, and define mutual responsibilities.

Review

Once all of the necessary data has been gathered, we will analyze and evaluate the current financial situation, depending on personal needs and goals.

Implementation

Recommendations will be developed and presented to the client, so that they can easily be implemented.  Performance and progress of the plan will be monitored on an ongoing basis, and the client will be provided with continuous support.

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Mon. - Fri. 8:30am - 3:30pm
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