Entries by Veronica Cabral

Understanding Market Volatility: Points vs. Percentages

Is the media making market moves seem more dramatic than they really are? Our latest blog dives into the difference between points vs. percentage changes in market reporting, and how understanding this can help you stay calm and focused on your long-term financial goals. Check it out to learn more about navigating market volatility with confidence!

Meet the Team: Len Hanson

Get to know Len, a cornerstone of our team since the very beginning. With over a decade of experience, Len has helped hundreds of Chevron clients achieve their retirement dreams with confidence and peace of mind. Curious to learn more about Len’s journey and how he can assist you or someone you know? Check out our latest “Meet the Team” blog post and see why Len is such a valued part of Warren Street!

Meet the Team: Jennifer La

Time to celebrate a well-deserved promotion! Meet Jennifer, our newly appointed Director of Sales and Marketing. Join us in getting to know Jennifer a little better as she shares insights into her role, hobbies, and aspirations for the future. Let’s give her a warm round of applause for reaching this milestone in her career!

Meet the Team: Bryan Cassick

The Warren Street team is growing! Please join us in welcoming Bryan Cassick, our newest Lead Advisor based in Albany, New York. Get to know him in this “Meet the Team” blog — you may also learn a fun fact or two!

Welcome Jennifer Battles, “JB”!

Have you met JB, Warren Street’s newest face? Hailing from Georgia, JB is a passionate, caring Client Service Associate, and she’s excited to help support your financial needs. Get to know JB in our latest blog!

Meet the Team: Emily Balmages, CFP®

In a world full of uncertainty, your Warren Street advisors are here for you. Get to know our advisors’ fearless leader, Emily Balmages, CFP®, CRTP, here — and learn how she cares for clients as our Director of Financial Planning.

DIY Credit Repair

If you’ve struggled with credit, it can be tempting to look for a quick fix or fall victim to a scam that will end up making you spend more money. You can work on repairing your credit yourself, and you should.