Description: The Preparedness Project provides accessible financial advice to SMI parents and caregivers. Traditional financial planning is difficult enough. Trying to p ...
Allen Giese
Traditional financial planning is difficult enough. Trying to plan for your financial future while planning for the needs of a child with a severe mental illness makes the job all the more complicated.
Narrowed personal bandwidth, declines in income, shortened time frames, an expansion of financial needs, and increased legal and estate complexities all add pressure to the traditional financial planning effort.