Most owners get a tax return once a year and guess the rest. But a year is too long. By the time a problem shows up in the return, it has had twelve months to grow.
A month is the right size. Long enough to show real trends. Short enough to fix things fast. Each review covers what happened, why it happened, and what to do next — with no accounting talk.
You leave every review with a short list of moves. Next month, we check the list together. That rhythm is what turns numbers into progress.
Same time every month. The review happens because it is scheduled.
No jargon. If a term needs a dictionary, we say it differently.
Three to five moves, written down, owned, and checked next time.
Bring anything — a hire, a purchase, a worry. We start there.