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Cary Facer

About Cary Facer

Partner Emeritus at Warren Street Wealth Advisors

Cary is Co-Founder and Partner Emeritus of Warren Street Wealth Advisors and moved into a consultancy role in the Spring of 2024. He graduated from San Diego State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Finance.

Having had his own retirement concerns working in a family-owned construction company, Cary formed Warren Street Wealth Advisors to solve the same frustrations and uncertainties he once had about finances.

Cary entered the wealth advisory business in 2007 with Mass Mutual. Soon after, though, he made the decision to break away to start what is now Warren Street Wealth Advisors.

Cary loves spending time with his two sons Grant and Reed, coaching their youth sports, camping, riding bikes, and traveling. Cary also enjoys auto racing, being a “car guy”, hosting events with friends, and taking road trips. Cary is the Founder and President of Moustaches for Kids, an organization that hosts moustache-growing contests to raise money for children’s charities in Orange County. Since founding Moustaches for Kids in 2018, Cary has helped the chapter raise over $362,000 in charitable donations.

Entries by Cary Facer

Do I Have Enough to Sell My Business?

December 28, 2023/in Financial Planning, General, Retirement/by Cary Facer

Do you find yourself watching the clock more often than you used to? Has a loved one told you that you spent too much time at the office? These might be signs it’s time to sell your business. Learn how Warren Street can help in this new post.

3 Financial Best Practices for Year-End 2023

November 28, 2023/in Basic, Financial Planning, General/by Cary Facer

It’s hard to believe, but we’re only a month away from 2024! Get your finances ready for the new year with these three tips. Plan ahead now, and your future self will thank you. Link to blog in bio!

3 Ways to Apply the 80/20 Rule to Your Financial Pursuits

July 28, 2023/in Basic, Financial Planning, General, Taxes/by Cary Facer

The “80/20 rule” suggests 80% of an outcome is often the result of just 20% of the effort you put into it. Here are 3 financial best practices where the 80/20 rule applies. Find out how you can apply these principles to your own financial life in the blog!

When Should You Take Your Social Security?

March 30, 2023/in Basic, Financial Planning, General, Taxes/by Cary Facer

There is no simple answer to the question, “When should I take Social Security?” Some of the criteria are unknowable and depend on your life expectancy or future income. Still, there are specific steps you can take now to determine what timing may be right for you. Learn more in our latest blog.

Five Financial Best Practices for Year-End 2022

December 16, 2022/in Basic, Financial Planning, General, Taxes/by Cary Facer

What can you do to help optimize your financial position before the end of 2022? Here are five action items you can do by the end of the year. Learn more about each in our blog!

Meet the Team: Veronica Cabral

August 29, 2022/in General/by Cary Facer

It’s not every day that someone works her way up from Client Service Associate to the C-Suite in just six years! Get to know our dedicated and always-positive Director of Operations and Chief Compliance Officer, Veronica Cabral, here.

Six Financial Best Practices for Year-End 2021

December 16, 2021/in Basic, Education, Financial Planning, Taxes/by Cary Facer

Believe it or not, another year has rounded third base, and is dashing toward home plate. That said, there’s still time to make a few good plays in 2021, while positioning yourself to score more in the year ahead. Here are six financial best practices for the record books.

5 Bare Essentials to Consider When Retiring from SCE

November 16, 2021/in Education, Financial Planning, Retirement/by Cary Facer

Retirement can seem like the most exciting thing in the world — and the most overwhelming. On one hand, you finally get to spend your time on your terms. Maybe that’s traveling the world. Maybe it’s spending more time with your grandkids. Or maybe it’s just spending quiet evenings at home. 

What is a Roth Conversion?

December 26, 2018/in Education, General, Investing/by Cary Facer

What is a Roth Conversion? According to Investopedia, “a Roth IRA conversion is a reportable movement of assets from a Traditional IRA, SEP or SIMPLE IRA to a Roth IRA, which is a taxable event. A Roth conversion can be advantageous for individuals with large traditional IRA accounts who expect their future tax bills to […]

Word on the Street – November 27th – December 1st

December 6, 2018/in Education, General, Investing/by Cary Facer

Word on the Street – November 27th – December 1st Another brief conversation with our CIO on current events in the investing world… A sit down with Blake Street, CFA, CFP® to discuss some current events in the news, their impact on investors, and his sentiment on some issues. Enjoy… Trade War talks are still […]

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