Alissa Krasner Maizes, Esq. | Source | Founder & Fiduciary Financial Advisor at Amplify My Wealth
Alissa Krasner Maizes, Esq.
I am the Founder of Amplify My Wealth, a fee-only fiduciary financial advisor, candidate for CFP®️ certification, and a winner of the 14th Annual Plutus Awards for Best Financial Advisor Financial Literacy Content Creator.
I am a licensed attorney and registered investment advisor providing women (and their families) and young adults with financial advice and a plan that embraces the life they want regardless of their net worth.
I will meet you on your financial journey, no matter your net worth, whether living paycheck to paycheck and striving to eliminate high-interest debt or being a millionaire. My approach eliminates the traditional "waiting game" for clients who otherwise could not meet a minimum net worth requirement to have a fiduciary financial advisor put their needs first.
Empowering yourself with financial advice, a plan, and guidance to implement your plan from your trusted advisor will help ensure you achieve the life you want sooner than you imagine.
I am grateful to provide financial advice to the clients of my firm, Amplify My Wealth, and pro bono advice to clients of the nonprofit Savvy Ladies.
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Amplify My Wealth (http://amplifymywealth.com/)
Founder & Fiduciary Financial Advisor
started Apr 2021
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Wealthy? But All You Have is Money! (The FIVE Types of Wealth)
Listen to this episode from The Stacking Benjamins Show on Spotify. How wealthy are you? Today we talk about different currencies than cash. While you may be monetarily rich, if you're truly stacking a better life, there are other priorities. Today we dive into a piece from the Retirement Manifesto blog (and from past guest James Clear) on building OTHER types of wealth. What are they? We ask contributors David Stein (Money for the Rest of Us podcast), Allysa Maizes (Amplify Your Wealth online), and Doc G (Earn & Invest podcast). This all-star cast has spent lots of time and energy maximizing not just their financial readiness for independence, but also their overall wealth in many of the areas we discuss today. Of course, we'll pause halfway to battle out Doug's trivia. Mom's been making a surge in our year-long competition. Can David Stein (playing for mom) keep the run...
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11 Ways to Grow Your Wealth
By setting up a solid investment strategy, creating a budget, boosting your income and making other smart moves, you can design a blueprint to reach your goals.
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Shock as couple told they owe $7,000 to venue, years after wedding
"Not sure what to do," the married couple wrote. "We definitely don't want to pay double for the venue's mistake."
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Financial Expert Alissa Krasner Maizes Shares Top Financial Advice Insights
Alissa highlights the importance of having a personal checking account for financial independence. She endorses the "dollar-a-day" clothing rule to avoid regrets and emphasizes controlling expenses. Alissa shares, "Even the smallest wealth-building move can provide unexpected calm," advocating for small, consistent financial steps to ensure a secure future. -
Unexpected Wedding Bill: Financial Expert Offers Solutions
Alissa suggests contacting the bank to reissue the stale cashier's check. If fees apply, the venue should cover them. She advises maintaining digital files of receipts and contracts to prevent future issues. In high-stress financial disputes, gather information, seek expert advice, and act wisely. Building a strong financial foundation can help manage unexpected costs calmly. -
Gender Savings Gap: Men Save Double Compared to Women
Alissa explains that the gender pay gap, caregiving roles, and family duties hinder women's savings. The 2024 Census shows women earn 75 cents to a man's dollar. Alissa urges wage transparency and financial empowerment for women to bridge this gap. "Automating saving something, regardless of size, is a great start to changing these statistics."
