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Growing up, I always thought I’d be a pilot like my father. I watched him with admiration work hard to provide for our family, frequently sacrificing sleep and flying week-on-week off. It was common for him to work through the night bouncing from SDF to ORD, MKE, JFK, or CGN and to hurry home exhausted for our baseball games, swim meets, concerts, and family dinners. Although a career as a pilot is incredibly rewarding, it’s really easy to crash & burn. Here are some common questions. If you have just secured your first position out of school, do you know how to - Balance debt alongside your living expenses? - Maximize your company benefits? - Build a PROPER emergency fund? If you are a recently upgraded Captain, Congratulations! That’s a huge accomplishment that comes with lots of perks, opportunities & new responsibilities. - With the changes to your schedule and income, how will you decide which goals you’d like to tackle? - And in what order? - Are you leaving money on the table by ignoring your brokerage option? - Have you crafted a plan for the increase in your salary? It’s easy to spend away your hard-earned raise before you take care of the most important things! Lifestyle creep gets even the best of us. If you’re approaching the final years of your career - Are you concerned about having enough for retirement before the FAA forced retirement age at 65? - Do you feel pressure to sacrifice time with your family to pickup extra trips in order to save more? - Are you curious about how to reduce your tax burden in retirement? There are obviously quite a few questions to consider and they can be overwhelming. Thankfully you don’t have to do it alone. While I don’t fly a 747 like I thought I would, I do understand the unique financial concerns & challenges facing pilots during their career & operate as their “backseat financial FO.” I help pilots like you create a customized financial plan that takes into account your circumstances & your goals, risk tolerance, and helps you to make the most of each transition: from your new hire probationary period to your left seat promotion to Captain & landing into retirement on time. If you're interested in learning more about how I help pilots avoid these mistakes and make the most of their career, I do free consultations here. https://calendly.com/kyle-harrison-1/discovery Kyle Harrison is a Registered Representative of Lion Street Financial, LLC, member FINRA/SIPC, and an Investment Advisor Representative with Csenge Advisory Group, a Registered Investment Advisor.