Hankins Financial Group

Let’s talk if you’d like to discuss your big-picture retirement strategy.

How Does a 401(k) Work When You Retire? How does a 401(k) work when you retire? While it's an important source of retirement income, it’s just one part of your long-term strategy.

Working remotely may have provided you with an unexpected upside during the pandemic. If you’re thinking about relocating, let’s go over these six important financial considerations:

What to Ask If You Want to Relocate and Work Remotely | Northwestern Mutual If you've been working from home for the past year, you may be itching for a change of scenery. Here are some questions to ask if you’re looking to relocate and work remotely.

A tax refund can be the ultimate silver lining this time of year. We could all use a reward right now. Plus, that unexpected savings can be put towards your bigger goals. If you're expecting a tax refund, reach out to me and we’ll make a plan for it.

A solid emergency fund means six months of expenses are covered. If you had any unexpected savings last year, you may have a head start. I can help set you up for success and a calmer state of mind. Reach out if you're ready to get started.

Thinking about starting a business or freelancing full-time? I can help you plan for it. In the meantime, this article has some great info on budgeting, health insurance, and getting financially creative. Reach out if you’re ready to get started.

6 Ways We’ve Changed Our Lives During COVID-19 to Reach Our Financial Goals | Northwestern Mutual When COVID-19 hit, it made our family reevaluate our dreams of running our own businesses full time. Here are six things we’re doing to reach our financial goals.

Spending extra time at home may mean noticing how you’d like to spruce it up. If you’ve saved up by staying in, let’s talk about putting that money toward the home improvements you’re dreaming about for spring.

Did cooking at home help you save money in the past year? That’s the kind of upside I can help you find. Whatever you’re dreaming of, let’s reconnect and talk about how to bring it to life.

The upside to family members moving home this year? More quality time together and unexpected savings. Let’s set up some time to talk about your goals and discuss the tips in this article.

3 Tips That Helped When My Parents Moved In During the Pandemic | Northwestern Mutual Forget boomerang kids. Here are the tips that helped this mom when her parents moved in during the pandemic.

Did staycations give you extra savings this year? We can take those financial silver linings and make a plan that moves you towards your goals in 2021. Let’s reconnect and get started.

An unexpected upside of 2020? People are learning to live differently and save more. Let’s talk about shifting your savings to bigger goals. To get started, here’s an article about new money habits you can use even after quarantine ends.

4 Good Financial Habits That Came Out of Quarantining COVID-19 has changed our financial habits, and many of them for the better. Here are 4 quarantine money habits to keep even after the pandemic.

If you’re in a similar situation or would like to discuss your plan, please reach out.

How an Emergency Fund Helped This Recent College Grad Get Through a Furlough After her financial advisor encouraged her to do so, Carolina Rico began to put extra savings toward her emergency fund. Once the coronavirus hit, she was able to use that money to make ends meet. Here's how an emergency fund helped her get through a furlough.

We are looking to add a Business Development Intern to our practice. In this position, you will be responsible for outreach to prospects, booking meetings, and prospecting.

How to be Considered:

-Live in Austin, Texas

-At least a Junior in college.

-Seniors preferred

-All majors welcomed.

-Finance, Marketing (sales), or Communications preferred.

-Sales experience is ideal but not required.

-Be a self-starter.

-Because you are making your own schedule, it will require discipline and integrity to hold yourself accountable daily.

-Ability to handle objections

-Calling on potential prospects can be nerve racking. It takes a certain person to be able to fail and keep trying

About Kyler and our practice:

I am a Financial Advisor based out of the Westlake area of Austin, Texas.

I graduated from Texas State University with a Finance degree. I joined Northwestern Mutual as an intern in 2019 where I began my career in financial planning.

During my internship, I was a top 100 intern in the country for production and new clients. When I graduated in 2019, I established my practice partnering with Northwestern Mutual servicing top performing sales professionals, attorneys, and business owners. Our mission is to create a multi-generational practice that has a diverse outreach of services and clientele served.

We believe that an advisor is more than a monthly email, rather we deliver a personalized approach to our planning. We can deliver a plan that removes the stress that comes with finances and gives a clear runway towards financial freedom. Personally, I am recently engaged, love to stay healthy, work out, hang with my family and friends, and obviously love golfing.