Shanda Sullivan

Autumn brings a counselor's heart to her financial planning relationships. With a degree in psychology and multiple years in education as both a teacher and counselor prior to financial advising, Autumn seeks to understand what motivates each person she partners with. Financial planning at Styled Wealth is different - it is custom to a life best lived as defined by the client's priorities, values, and motivations. You care about securing your own future and that of your aging parents or perhaps a child or loved one needing more support that 'traditional' measures? Let's discuss how to do that. You need support balancing many competing priorities of svaing for retiring and saving for a home purchase while wating to have a sufficient emergency and 'bump this' fund all while hopefully ensuring your children are unburdened once they go into the workforce? Bet. Let's see what it takes! Styled Wealth is designed to *collaboratively* guide people toward confident, informed (financial) decisions. We do not charge specifically for investments managed because we know your resources have many competing priorities and want to remain aligned to a solution that best fits your priorities. Autumn has specific knowledge irregular cashflow management, sabbatical planning, financial independence (as in “financial independence, retire early,” or FIRE). Her background as a high school counselor has given her deep experience with college planning, advanced student loan strategies, and even FAFSA and CSS Profile knowledge. Autumn is a five-time Investopedia Top 100 Advisor and is listed on Financial Advisor's 2023 10 Young Advisors to Watch. She is routinely quoted in publications such as Investopedia, CNBC, NerdWallet, CBS News and Fortune. Autumn is involved with the local Teach For America chapter, Junior League community, and a VEST member - a peer network and investment fund for women. She is also a former national Financial Planning Association NexGen President, an association with over 20,000 members. Autumn's personal life strongly influences her ability to communicate as a financial planner. She is a first-generation high school and college graduate. She can relate to people who find personal finance mystifying, and she helps empower them toward a productive relationship with their personal finances. Autumn is a spouse and a mother to two young children, who offer her opportunities to become a better person and communicator each day.