Investor Irene is a saver.  She works for one of the big tech firms on the coast, has some company stock options, a 401(k), and a SEP IRA from some consulting she did a few years ago.  She is married, has 3 kids, and is thinking about:

1. Should I buy a rental property with the value of real estate increasing?
2. How do I safely grow my portfolio as I get older
3. What should I do with the 60% of my investments tied up in a single company stock?
4. Are there any tax advantageous strategies I am missing out on?
5. I haven’t contributed to my children’s college other than what my parents started us out with 5 years ago. How can I be more proactive in my approach?
6. I think I’m an accredited investor, but I am not sure? I don’t really know what opportunities that gives me.

Investor Isacc on the other hand is a little more, shall we say “lavish”, with his money. He has been known to live a little more in the moment. Two kids, going through a divorce, he has a 401(k) he has thrown some money at over time, but as he gets older, he’s starting to think:  

1. How do I play catch up and get my retirement on track? What does on track even mean for me?
2. I am going through a divorce, how does that affect my financial plans? 
3. Are 529 plans worth it? One of my children is already in high school but has expressed no interest in going down the traditional higher education route.
4. I am comfortable taking risks, what investments out there should I consider?