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I’m glad you’re here. At 3 Financial Group, advocacy begins with listening and helping you understand how financial and legal decisions connect across your life. These resources were created to support that work — offering perspective, plain-English guidance, and thoughtful insight you can explore at your own pace.

You’ll find topics that reflect the questions we hear most often, the transitions people navigate, and the decisions that deserve careful consideration. Whether you’re planning ahead, navigating change, or protecting what matters most, our goal is to help you feel informed, supported, and never alone in the process.

— Joanna Amberger JD | MBA | CFP®

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The Virtue of Slowing Down

Slowing down can help us make better financial decisions.

Summertime Surprise!

Two market surprises that may leave investors scratching their heads and wondering what is next.

5 Plan Design Features for Retirement Readiness

Successful financial wellness programs help employees feel in control and on track in their financial lives – and that includes

Sometimes We Just Get Lucky

As investors, we sometimes confuse luck with skill. True investment skill is often demonstrated by discipline to a strategy and

The stages of financial wellness for 401k participants

Financial wellness programs can be beneficial to financially-stressed employees, but there are many stages to financial wellness!

Thinking About Financial Wellness ROI

If you want to sell your C-suite on paying for an employee financial wellness program, you’ll probably hear this question

Strategic Ignorance

Strategic ignorance can be beneficial to your investment plans!

Take action to improve participant outcomes!

If you, your plan or your participants suffer from poor participation, low deferral rates or shortsighted investment decisions, you would

What is your number?

In the financial world someone may ask you, “What’s your number?” Odds are they aren’t trying to pick you up.