The money basics every family needs — build it, protect it, and grow it, in plain English.
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Most of us were never taught how money actually works — we learned by trial and error, usually expensive error. This education-first session, led by Dr. Sam (Sourav) Saha with Rahul Agarwal, CPA, walks through a financial foundation in the order it is built: cash flow and an emergency fund, a plan for debt, protection for your income and family, and the workplace and tax-advantaged accounts that build wealth over time. It follows the framework of the Lithos eBook Your Financial Foundation, and every attendee can request a free copy.
Where your money actually goes, how large an emergency fund makes sense for your household, and a simple order for paying down debt — credit cards, car loans, and student loans.
Life and disability coverage in plain English, what workplace coverage does and does not do, and the basic documents every family should have — a will, current beneficiaries, and powers of attorney.
With Rahul Agarwal, CPA: capturing the full employer match, how 401(k), 403(b), IRA, Roth, and HSA accounts differ at tax time, and why starting early matters more than finding the perfect investment.
At Lithos, our mission is to create wealth for families. Through layered planning and a team of trusted professionals, we provide comprehensive insurance, wealth, tax, and real estate solutions that empower clients across the country to protect what matters today and build lasting legacies for tomorrow.
Limited seats. Choose the date and format that work best for you.
This seminar is educational. Nothing presented is personalized financial, investment, tax, legal, insurance, real estate, mortgage, lending, or medical advice, and no outcome is guaranteed. Insurance and annuity guarantees are backed solely by the claims-paying ability of the issuing insurer. Attendance carries no obligation. Attendees may request a complimentary review, where products and services may be discussed.
Tax rules, contribution limits, and account features change and depend on your situation and employer plan; confirm details with your CPA and plan documents.