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Kirsten C. Cadden, CFP®

About Kirsten C. Cadden, CFP®

Associate Advisor

Kirsten holds a B.S. in Family Studies from Brigham Young University and a M.S. in Personal Financial Planning from Kansas State University. She also holds a graduate certificate in Financial Therapy from Kansas State University and is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™. As a graduate student she sat on the board of directors for the Financial Therapy Association.

Prior to joining Warren Street, Kirsten spent four years with Capital Financial Group in Nashville, TN. She worked there in client services and as a financial planning analyst, where her focus was writing comprehensive financial plans tailored to clients’ individual needs and goals.

At Warren Street Kirsten hopes to work closely with clients to determine what role finances play in achieving their goals and living an abundant life.

Outside of work Kirsten enjoys reading, playing piano, cooking and eating, and spending time with her husband and their dog, Bonnie.

Entries by Kirsten C. Cadden, CFP®

Letter to Clients on Market Volatility

December 29, 2022/in General, Investing/by Kirsten C. Cadden, CFP®

2022 market volatility may have you feeling uncertain about your investment strategy and the future of your portfolio.

While we can’t remove all uncertainties, decades of market data allows us to take some comfort in this fact: downturns and bear markets have always been a part of the ride. And most importantly, the market has always recovered.

Essential Financial Planning for Expecting Parents

November 10, 2022/in Education, Financial Planning, General/by Kirsten C. Cadden, CFP®

Are you expecting a new baby or planning to adopt? Read our latest blog post for five essential financial planning considerations as you make the transition to parenthood!

Series I Bonds: Are They Right For You?

June 16, 2022/in Education, General, Investing/by Kirsten C. Cadden, CFP®

Series I bonds offer a low-risk, interest-earning addition to your portfolio. Learn more if it is a right fit for you in our latest blog post! Link in bio!

Three Financial Priorities for Young Adults

May 12, 2022/in Education, Financial Planning, General/by Kirsten C. Cadden, CFP®

Young adults, or anyone new to managing their own finances, often feel stuck when they think about money. In an age of unlimited access to information, advice, and opinions, deciding what to prioritize can feel paralyzing. At some point, all of us have asked the question “Where do I start?”

Perks of a California Retirement

April 21, 2022/in Education, General, Retirement/by Kirsten C. Cadden, CFP®

Having a comfortable retirement doesn’t necessarily mean leaving The Golden State behind. Here are a couple of reasons why staying in California may be better for you!

Healing What Hurts: The Essential Role of a Financial Therapist

March 10, 2022/in Education, General, Taxes/by Kirsten C. Cadden, CFP®

Financial management can be difficult for anyone, and struggling at times does not necessarily mean you have a chronic issue in your relationship with money. But if your financial behaviors feel like they are crippling your financial future or causing you consistent distress, it may be time to bring in a financial therapist to help you move past the pain.

Charitable Giving

December 1, 2021/in Education, General, Taxes/by Kirsten C. Cadden, CFP®

The end of the year is quickly approaching, which may prompt a review of any final tax planning strategies to employ before December 31. The fall and winter holiday season also turns our minds to gratitude and giving. Perhaps surprisingly, these year-end considerations are not mutually exclusive.

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