When I was 11 years old, my parents got divorced.

Immediately after finding out, I simply shrugged it off and rode my Razor scooter down the cul-de-sac to play with my friends.

But in reality, the divorce created a deep emotional scar that lasted for decades. More than the divorce itself, it was the years of conflict I was exposed to beforehand that proved to be the most traumatic.

That’s when I decided at a very early age that I wanted to be financially independent as soon as possible. That way, I could be in control of my own life.

So I studied finance, worked for one of the most respected investment companies in the world, became a Chartered Financial Analyst® and a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® professional, and spent years learning how money actually works.

At 27, I bought my first house by myself. By 30, I had grown my net worth to seven figures — all while earning a salary under $100,000.

Along the way, I wanted to use my financial knowledge and planning experience to help others. 

When it came time to decide who I wanted to help, I kept coming back to couples because I know firsthand that unhealthy stress and conflict in a household leaves a mark on the entire household, especially the kids. And money is one of the most common, and most preventable, sources of that stress.

In 2018, I started Moneyskope to give couples something most never actually have: a shared Financial Operating System that represents a clear, unified plan where both partners are heard, aligned, and moving in the same direction.

When couples get their finances right, everyone wins. The partnership gets stronger. The household gets calmer. And the kids grow up in an environment where money is a source of stability — not conflict.

That’s what Moneyskope is built to do. Thank you for trusting us.