Evelyn Dinkins II - Ameriprise Financial Advisor

What’s at the top of your vacation bucket list? We can help you incorporate your dream destination into your financial goals.

How to plan for the costs of a big trip Make your travel dreams a financial reality.

Make the most of your 529 plan contribution. Contact us to learn how accelerated gifting can make a difference.

Are you prepared for retirement challenges like how to grow your money, have income in retirement and pass on your wealth? We can help you implement solutions to help you feel more in control of your retirement planning.

Embrace the simplicity of a woven basket, a checkered cloth, and a vista that stretches to eternity. It's National Picnic Month, a time to savor nature's bounty with loved ones.

How much of your income are you assigning to expenses vs. savings goals? We can help you manage the costs of today while also working toward your goals for tomorrow.

July 15 is . Whether you’re giving time, money or something else, small contributions can go a long way. How will you give back?

Protect yourself and your loved ones financially from life’s uncertainties so they could carry on with the lifestyle you want for them. Let’s set up time to review your protection plan.

Annuities come in many different forms and can be challenging to understand. I can help you make sense of them ― and how they may fit into your retirement income strategy.

6 common annuity myths — debunked Clear up common misunderstandings about this investment product.

Fluctuating markets can sometimes lead to emotion-driven investment choices. Before you make a move, let’s connect to discuss any changes to your risk tolerance and time horizon.

3 ways to help reduce investment risk How can you mitigate investment risk? Consider these investment strategies to help reduce investment risk and potentially earn more consistent returns over time.

Through the Ameriprise Financial Wellness program, we can help your employees understand investing and how they can align their financial strategy to short- and long-term goals. Message me to learn more.

Gather around for Family Reunion Month this July! Bring on the laughter, memories and the freedom of belonging. Let's cherish every moment together.

The path to financial independence looks different for everyone. Help your employees achieve financial freedom by offering them workplace financial education with the Ameriprise Financial Wellness program. Message me to learn more.

Periods of interest rate changes can bring much uncertainty for the markets and economy. Let’s discuss how previous rate cycles can help you make informed investment decisions.

Embrace the journey to financial independence this National Financial Freedom Day. Take the first step towards financial security- Plan, save & thrive!

Baby boomers are poised to pass on $84.4 trillion in wealth over the next two decades. Whether your inheritance is big or small, you don’t have to navigate the complexities alone. I will guide you through the process and help you determine how your inheritance may impact your financial goals.

Preparing for — and managing — an inheritance Effectively navigate the process of receiving and managing inherited wealth with this guide.

When it comes to protection, you can always start small and extend coverage as your income and responsibilities grow. The important thing is to have it before you need it. We can help you figure out what’s right for you.

Are you concerned about how the upcoming elections may affect your financial health? Don't let the noise surrounding the presidential election derail your long-term investment goals. Let’s discuss how to optimize your investment strategy as the 2024 elections approach.

There have been some reported glitches with the rollout of the new 2024-25 FAFSA form. If you’ve had issues filling out the application, know that you still have time before the June 30 deadline.

New FAFSA rules: How changes may affect your student’s financial aid eligibility Plan for college expenses with more confidence.

With the projected shortfall of Social Security in the news, you may be worried. I can help you plan for a great retirement — regardless of what happens with Social Security.

Debunking 6 Social Security myths Get the facts on how the Social Security program works for retirees.

Have you named beneficiaries on your financial accounts? If so, when is the last time you updated them? I can review your designations to make sure your assets will go exactly where you intend.

Why naming beneficiaries is an essential part of estate planning What to know about this critical estate planning step.

Embrace the sun and save some funds! Kickstart your . Are you mapping out a dream or opting for a this season?

Do you live with a partner but don't plan to marry? Ameriprise Senior Vice President of Financial Advice Strategy and Marketing Marcy Keckler shares why a cohabitation agreement may help you align on key areas like estate and retirement planning.

What Are Cohabitation Agreements and Who Are They For? Experts say issues like money, property, family support and retirement assets need to be part your cohabitation agreement.

Cheers to the man who taught us life's greatest lessons. Wishing you a filled with love, laughter & endless gratitude. Celebrating all fathers & father figures, today and always.

Family

Will or trust: Which one is right for you? Learn the basics of both and how they may fit into your broader estate planning needs.

The basics of wills and trusts Get answers to frequently asked questions about the basics of wills and trusts.

A thoughtful estate plan goes beyond who gets what. Let’s discuss the full benefits of an estate plan and how to get started.

The basics of estate planning Learn the fundamentals of estate planning and how it can benefit your legacy and loved ones.

In the book of life, friends are our favorite chapter! Cheers to all those making somebody’s page brighter each day.

Happy National Donut Day! What’s your favorite kind of donut?

A. Glazed
B. Cream-filled
C. Cake
D. Frosted
E. Other – share in the comments