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manage complexity, providing customized advice to our clients, one relationship at a time.

Our goal is for you and your future generations to enjoy wealth without worry. Our consultative approach leads us to
seek to understand your vision, your preferences and your unique circumstances before we formulate the wealth
strategy that helps to achieve your specific objectives.

Merlin Wealth Management has represented entrepreneurs, family businesses, corporate executives, high net worth
families and family offices for over two decades, assisting our clients in the creation and maintenance of significant net
worth. Talk to us about creating your customized wealth and investment strategy today.

You’re the CFO of your own happiness.

Stop treating money like a curse or a dirty word.

Most people think wealth means:
↳ “I’ll be happy once I have enough”
↳ “Money changes people for the worse”
↳ “I can’t control my financial future”

But the truth is:
Money is a tool, not the goal.

1. Use it to create freedom
↳ Pay for experiences that recharge your soul.

2. Invest in security
↳ Build buffers that reduce stress, not increase it.

3. Enable what matters
↳ Support your health, relationships, and growth.

Money doesn’t guarantee joy,
but it does give you the power to design a life worth loving.

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Michael Merlin

We take the financially complex and make it simple

If you take control of your finances today,
you won’t be controlled by them tomorrow.

Money is either a tool you master,
or a trap that quietly masters you.

Here’s the truth most people don’t say out loud:

Financial freedom isn’t about how much you earn.
It’s about how intentionally you manage what you have.

Here’s what taking control really means:

1. Track Where It Goes
• Awareness creates discipline
• You can’t improve what you don’t measure

2. Spend with Intention
• Every dollar has a purpose
• Mindless spending keeps you stuck

3. Build Safety Nets
• Emergency funds reduce stress
• Preparation turns uncertainty into confidence

4. Invest Early
• Small steps today become freedom tomorrow
• Compound growth rewards patience, not perfection

5. Learn Continuously
• Financial literacy beats blind optimism
• Knowledge compounds faster than money

Money doesn’t just manage itself.
You either lead it or chase it.

Are you building control, or waiting for a crisis to force it?

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Our team is proud to be included in Forbes' "Best-In-State Wealth Management Teams" list for 2026. This achievement highlights the commitment to exceptional financial advice and client service that defines our work at Rockefeller, and it wouldn't have been possible without the unwavering support and efforts of our dedicated team.

Money feels complicated.

But if you want to invest with confidence, you don’t need 1,000 terms.
You just need the foundations.

In today’s world,
Financial literacy isn’t optional, it’s survival.

Here are 6 Finance Terms You Must Know (and why they matter):

1. Inflation
↳ Money loses value over time
↳ $100 in 2010 needs $170+ today

2. Time Value of Money (TVM)
↳ Money now > money later
↳ $100 today beats $100 tomorrow

3. Beta (β)
↳ Risk compared to the market
↳ Above 1 = more volatile

4. Bull Market
↳ Prices rising, optimism building
↳ Think bull charging upward

5. Risk vs Return
↳ No reward without risk
↳ Bigger gains need bigger bets

6. Bear Market
↳ Prices falling, pessimism spreading
↳ Think bear swiping downward

Master these, and you’ll understand 80% of market conversations.

What other finance terms should we add to the list?

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Permission to Spend in Retirement

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗴𝗼𝗮𝗹 𝗼𝗳 𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗱𝗶𝘀𝗰𝗶𝗽𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗶𝘀𝗻’𝘁 𝗱𝗲𝗻𝗶𝗮𝗹.
It’s freedom.

The discipline you practice today is the permission you give yourself tomorrow,
to spend without guilt, to live without fear, to retire with peace of mind.

Here’s how discipline turns into freedom:

Discipline → Freedom
↳ Builds daily control.
↳ Lets you retire without constant money stress.
↳ Guides life by true priorities, not fears.

Good Habits → Freedom
↳ Strong foundation through saving and investing.
↳ Confidence during life’s curveballs.
↳ Flexibility to choose how and when to retire.

Sacrifice → Freedom
↳ Delayed gratification multiplies wealth.
↳ Affords meaningful experiences later.
↳ Leaves a legacy for family and causes.

Commitment → Freedom
↳ Keeps goals realistic and achievable.
↳ Creates income that sustains lifestyle.
↳ Removes stress about running out.

Preparation → Freedom
↳ Plans decades of independence.
↳ Ensures security when health costs rise.
↳ Protects loved ones from financial strain.

Permission → Freedom
↳ Shifts from scarcity to abundance.
↳ Guilt-free enjoyment of what you earned.
↳ Space for travel, passions, and generosity.

True Freedom
↳ Peace of mind.
↳ Balance between security and joy.
↳ A legacy of choice for generations.

Retirement isn’t about stopping work.
It’s about having the freedom to spend your days and your mone, on what truly matters.

What does financial freedom mean to you: security, choice, or peace of mind?

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If you want to create real wealth,
Don’t go it alone.

Because no matter how smart or driven you are:

You have blind spots.
You have limits.
You have weaknesses.

The key?
Partner with people who complete the picture.

Because without collaboration:
↳ Your growth plateaus
↳ Your blind spots multiply
↳ Your momentum stalls under pressure

The truth?

Success isn’t a solo sport.
It’s a team advantage.

Here’s what wealth-builders understand:
1. Self-awareness creates leverage
↳ Know what you’re good at. Then double down, and delegate the rest.

2. Great partners bring balance
↳ Vision needs execution. Risk-takers need stabilizers. Builders need communicators.

3. Aligned values matter more than identical skills
↳ Complementary strengths work only if the mission is shared.

4. Wealth grows through trust
↳ The best partnerships don’t just divide tasks, they multiply outcomes.

No one scales alone.

Your next level might be one great partnership away.

What strengths do you look for in people you partner with?

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Financial fitness is built, not imagined.
It rewards action, discipline, and consistency.

The truth is…
Money confidence comes from habits, not hope.
Progress follows those who choose to engage, learn, and act.

Here’s how financial fitness becomes real:

1. Commitment
→ Decide to take ownership of your money.

2. Awareness
→ Know where income goes and why.

3. Discipline
→ Save first, spend with intention.

4. Education
→ Learn how money grows and protects itself.

5. Patience
→ Let time and compounding do the work.

6. Adaptability
→ Adjust as life and goals change.

7. Consistency
→ Small actions repeated beat big plans delayed.

The truth?
Financial fitness is not a mindset alone.
It is a practice you live every day.

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You don’t need more income.
You need a smarter outflow.

You may have heard the joke: "I have enough money to last me the rest of my life, unless I buy something."

Funny as it sounds, it’s also a lesson:

Wealth isn’t just about what you earn.
It’s about what you keep.

Because without intention:
• “Enough” can vanish fast
• High income won’t save bad habits
• Spending creeps to match (or beat) earnings

Start here:
1. Know Your Real Costs
↳ Track where your money actually goes
↳ Spot patterns before they become leaks

2. Spend With Purpose
↳ Ask: “Does this move me closer to my goals?”
↳ Delay before big purchases

3. Protect the Gap
↳ The gap between earning and spending = freedom
↳ Grow it relentlessly

4. Automate Good Habits
↳ Save first, spend later
↳ Remove willpower from the equation

5. Review Often
↳ Money management isn’t “set and forget”
↳ Adjust as your life and goals change

Wealth isn’t a number.
It’s the ability to live well, without fear of running out.

Earn well. Spend wisely. Live within your means.

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You rarely get limited value because your advisor lacks skill.
You get limited value when engagement stays shallow.

Because outcomes are co-created.
Not delivered.

Most people hire advisors for answers.
Very few build a real thinking partnership.

Getting real value looks like this:

1. From Vague → To Clear Intent
Clarity sharpens advice.
Define your top priorities. Share constraints. Describe what success means to you.

2. From Partial → To Full Context
Advisors work with what they see.
Share fears, doubts, and real numbers. Context matters more than polish.

3. From Questions → To Better Questions
Input quality shapes output quality.
Ask what is missing. Ask what tradeoffs exist. Ask what risk hides beneath the surface.

4. From Agreement → To Constructive Challenge
Respect invites dialogue.
Explore reasoning. Test assumptions. Walk through alternative scenarios together.

5. From Insight → To Action
Advice gains value through execution.
Act on agreed steps. Track results and friction. Bring learning back.

6. From Sessions → To Measurement
What gets reviewed improves.
Decisions feel clearer. Errors reduce. Outcomes strengthen over time.

7. From Transaction → To Partnership
Value compounds with time.
Shift from consultant to thinking partner. From answers to judgment. From quick wins to durable decisions.

Because your advisor’s impact scales
with how you show up.

Preparation, honesty, and consistent action
turn advice
into lasting advantage.

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How To Get More Value From Your Advisor

Financial health depends on more than numbers.

Emotions, relationships, and social pressures shape how money flows.
External forces often create strain before mistakes appear.

The real goal is protection,
not handling money alone.

10 ways family & social dynamics affect your finances
(and how to safeguard your wealth):

1. Emotional pressure
↳ Recognize guilt or envy driving spending. Pause before acting.

2. Family obligations
↳ Balance support with protecting your long-term wealth.

3. Social influence
↳ Avoid spending to match lifestyles you cannot sustain.

4. Relationship conflict
↳ Money fights reveal misalignment. Discuss shared priorities openly.

5. Peer expectations
↳ Saying “yes” to every plan weakens saving discipline.

6. Cultural norms
↳ Question community standards that define what “success” looks like.

7. Emotional buying
↳ Use purchases thoughtfully, not as coping mechanisms.

8. Family guilt
↳ Feeling obliged to rescue others can put your security at risk.

9. Social media pressure
↳ Highlight reels distort reality; focus on your own goals.

10. Financial secrecy
↳ Honest conversations prevent small problems from growing.

Wealth connects to relationships.

Protect financial health by setting boundaries with people, not only with money.

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Money doesn’t just pay bills.
It shapes your freedom.

In today’s world,
Too many people feel trapped, stressed, or reactive about finances.

The truth is simple:
If you don’t take control of your money, it will control you.

Here are 6 Ways to Take Charge of Your Finances:

1. Track Every Dollar
↳ Awareness is the first step to control

2. Create a Monthly Budget
↳ Give every dollar a purpose, not just a place to sit

3. Automate Savings
↳ Pay yourself first before spending

4. Set Clear Goals
↳ Know what you’re saving for, short-term and long-term

5. Cut Mindless Expenses
↳ Small leaks drain big buckets

6. Review & Adjust Regularly
↳ Control grows when you monitor, not ignore

Financial freedom isn’t luck.
It’s a habit.

Which of these steps will you start with this month?

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Great investors don’t chase returns.

They follow discipline.

Long-term wealth is built by doing the right things consistently, especially when it’s uncomfortable.

Successful investors believe:

1. Investing is a long game
↳ Wealth compounds over decades, not months.
↳ Consistent capital beats perfect timing.

2. Time beats timing
↳ Regular investing smooths volatility.
↳ Short-term moves don’t define outcomes.

3. Mindset is the real edge
↳ Emotional discipline outperforms reaction and fear.

4. Quality beats trends
↳ Styles rotate. Strong businesses keep compounding.

5. Real returns matter
↳ After-tax, inflation-adjusted growth is the only scorecard that counts.

6. This isn’t easy
↳ Preparation and patience beat shortcuts every time.

7. Independent thinking wins
↳ Crowds feel safe, but rarely outperform.

8. Bear markets don’t last
↳ Markets recover before confidence does. Patience is rewarded early.

9. Innovation must earn
↳ Ideas are cheap. Profitable cash flow is what matters.

10. Own great businesses
↳ Enduring companies create enduring wealth.

Investing success isn’t flashy.
It’s disciplined, patient, and intentional.

Which principle do most investors struggle with?

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Great investing looks boring from the outside.

No hot tips.
No constant trading.
No reacting to every headline.

It’s this: disciplined thinking, repeated over decades.

❌ No clarity = noisy decisions
❌ No patience = broken compounding
❌ No process = emotional mistakes

Because here’s the reality:

Markets reward behavior, not brilliance.
Time does more work than timing.
Most losses come from what investors do, not what they own.

The quiet truth?

💙 Clarity beats complexity
💙 Patience is an edge
💙 Calm decisions outperform clever ones

Here’s the long-term investor’s toolkit:

1/ Know what you own
– Define your thesis in one sentence
– Understand how the business makes money
– Buy companies, not tickers

2/ Think in decades
– Measure results in years, not months
– Ignore short-term price noise
– Let compounding work

3/ Buy with a margin of safety
– Demand value, not hype
– Leave room for being wrong
– Overpaying destroys returns

4/ Control emotions first
– Fear and greed cost more than fees
– Doing nothing is often the best move
– Volatility is normal

5/ Focus on fundamentals
– Cash flow over stories
– Balance sheet strength matters
– Quality compounds quietly

6/ Diversify with purpose
– Spread risk, not attention
– Avoid over-concentration
– Complexity doesn’t equal safety

7/ Review, don’t react
– Rebalance with logic
– Learn without panic
– Stick to rules when emotions rise

Win slowly.
Lose rarely.
Stay invested.

Find out more in my book, Financial Longevity: Increase Your Wealth Span, Spend Money Guilt-Free, and Gain the Confidence to Enjoy Your Bigger Future - https://lnkd.in/e2Gt8ZKg

90% of millionaires didn’t get there by luck.
They got there through real estate.

It starts with a mindset:

“I’ll rent until I can afford to buy.”
“Investing is too complicated.”
“I’ll wait for the perfect deal.”
“Property isn’t for someone like me.”

But the truth:

→ Real estate builds wealth through leverage and appreciation
→ Passive income from property creates freedom, not just money
→ Long-term ownership compounds value faster than most investments
→ Learning the fundamentals early gives a huge advantage

The hesitation you feel today,
becomes the opportunity you miss tomorrow.

What real estate success requires:

✓ Understanding cash flow and ROI
✓ Patience to let investments grow
✓ Willingness to take calculated risks
✓ Knowledge to spot value where others overlook it
✓ Discipline to hold and manage property over time

Wealth isn’t just earned.
It’s built, one property at a time.

Start asking:
Am I renting opportunity, or owning my future?

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Chasing money feels exciting.

Building longevity creates freedom.

One day, your income may rise.
Your opportunities may expand.
Your options may increase.

But without habits in place.
Without systems running quietly.
Without consistency over time.

Wealth slips away unnoticed.

3 silent diseases that kill financial longevity 

1. Lifestyle inflation over leverage
More income shouldn’t mean more pressure.
Pay yourself first. Let savings scale before spending does.

2. Procrastination over progress
Waiting feels safe. Starting creates momentum.
Time rewards action, not intention.

3. Emotion over intention
Impulse buys. Panic moves. Comparison traps.
Rules beat reactions when markets get loud.

Because in the end, wealth isn’t built in big moments.
It’s built through:
↳ Habits repeated quietly.
↳ Decisions made without drama.
↳ Systems that work when motivation fades.

Financial longevity isn’t about luck.
It’s about curing what slowly destroys compounding.

Good habits × Time × Consistency = Freedom

Start small. Stay steady. Let time do the work.

Which of these habits are you strengthening right now?

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Financial Longevity

Smart Spending in Retirement

Because retirement isn’t just about money,
it’s about freedom without fear.

Use this checklist to make your savings last longer:

✔ Cover essentials
✔ Plan for risks
✔ Leave space for joy

7 steps to protect both peace and fun.

1. Define Your Essentials
➛ List all fixed monthly costs clearly
➛ Separate must-haves from lifestyle extras

2. Build a Safety Net
➛ Keep 12 months of living expenses liquid
➛ Replenish quickly after emergencies

3. Segment Retirement Buckets
➛ Short-term = safe accounts
➛ Mid-term = balanced mix
➛ Long-term = equities for growth

4. Create a Fun Fund
➛ Dedicate money for leisure, guilt-free
➛ Automate transfers to a separate account

5. Automate Withdrawals
➛ Structured payouts prevent overspending
➛ Review rates annually to stay aligned

6. Plan for Healthcare
➛ Rising costs demand a dedicated fund
➛ Secure strong insurance and update often

7. Leave a Legacy Intentionally
➛ Decide heirs, charities, or causes early
➛ Document clearly and review regularly

Retirement harmony comes from clear choices.
Spend with clarity, confidence, and purpose.

➛ Protect your peace
➛ Fund your fun
➛ Build a future that lasts

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Smart Spending In Retirement

Investing feels risky.
Everywhere you turn, someone has a different theory about timing, funds, or strategy.

Most people struggle because:
↳ Market swings trigger emotional decisions
↳ Short-term volatility distracts from long-term goals
↳ Advice often feels conflicting and overwhelming

But here’s the truth:
𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗶𝗻𝘃𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿’𝘀 𝗯𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗳𝗿𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗱.
Patience allows investments to grow steadily, even through market ups and downs.

Here’s how to make it work:

1. Focus on the Long Term
→ Ignore daily fluctuations and track progress over years.

2. Stick to a Plan
→ Define risk tolerance, goals, and allocation before investing.

3. Avoid Emotional Moves
→ Selling in fear or buying in hype erodes returns.

4. Reinvest Returns
→ Compounding accelerates growth over time.

5. Review Periodically, Not Constantly
→ Check performance strategically, not obsessively.

Investing isn’t about timing the market.
It’s about time in the market.

How do you stay calm during market swings?

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Long-term wealth is boring.
And that’s exactly why it works.

No drama.
No adrenaline.
Just quiet consistency doing the heavy lifting
over decades.

Here’s how boring wealth-building shows up

1. Emotion reacts. Plans endure.
→ Predictable actions beat emotional decisions every time.

2. Trends excite. Quality survives.
→ Strong fundamentals outlast every market cycle.

3. Timing tempts. Discipline compounds.
→ Regular investing wins more often than perfect entry points.

4. Small returns feel slow. Compounding feels unstoppable.
→ Reinvest, reduce fees, and let time do the work.

5. Volatility scares. Patience steadies.
→ Market swings are normal, not signals to exit.

6. Noise distracts. Focus protects.
→ Ignore hype, headlines, and short-term narratives.

7. Activity feels productive. Consistency builds wealth.
→ Fewer moves, better outcomes.

8. Frequent checking increases stress. Long-term thinking increases clarity.
→ Measure progress in years, not weeks.

9. Quick wins impress. Endurance wins quietly.
→ Wealth grows when you stay invested.

If it feels boring,
you’re probably doing it right.

Wealth isn’t built by excitement.
It’s built by patience, discipline, and time.

Are your financial decisions designed to feel good today,
or work for you decades from now?

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Long-Term Wealth Is Boring

Why Shielded Kids Struggle to Problem Solve
And how it shows up financially later

We protect kids with good intentions.
But over-shielding has long-term costs, especially in terms of money.

Here’s how it plays out:

1. No exposure to financial consequences
↳ Mistakes never create real feedback
↳ Leads to poor risk assessment and false confidence

2. Parents remove every obstacle
↳ Problems are solved before kids try
↳ Results in dependence on advisors and weak judgment

3. Failure is framed as dangerous
↳ Losing feels like shame, not learning
↳ Causes fear-based investing and panic decisions

4. No ownership over money decisions
↳ Adults control spending and choices
↳ Creates weak budgeting and cash-flow skills

5. Comfort is always guaranteed
↳ Discomfort is eliminated immediately
↳ Low tolerance for volatility and drawdowns

6. Rewards without effort
↳ Outcomes matter more than process
↳ Chasing shortcuts, fads, and fast returns

The core truth:
Problem-solving is a skill, not a trait.

What actually builds financial resilience:
• Let kids make small financial mistakes
• Teach trade-offs, risk, and delayed rewards
• Normalize learning through failure

Short-term protection can create long-term fragility.
Resilience is built through experience, not avoidance.

What’s one money lesson you wish you’d learned earlier?

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Why Shielded Kids Struggle To Problem Solve

Get-rich-quick investing promises speed.
It usually delivers disappointment.

Chasing fast money leads to:
— Fragile gains that disappear
— Losses that take years to recover
— Decisions driven by emotion, not logic

Here’s why it fails consistently:

1. Speed Gets Mistaken for Skill
↳ Early wins often come from luck
↳ Luck does not compound

2. Risk Gets Underestimated
↳ Small errors can create permanent damage
↳ Survival matters more than returns

3. Timing Becomes the Strategy
↳ Perfect entry and exit are rare
↳ Markets reward patience, not precision

4. Emotions Take Control
↳ Greed buys high
↳ Fear sells low

5. Fundamentals Get Ignored
↳ Hype replaces cash flow and margins
↳ Stories outperform spreadsheets, until they do not

6. Compounding Gets Interrupted
↳ Constant trading resets progress
↳ Time in the market beats activity

7. Crowds Arrive Too Late
↳ Popular trades are priced on the upside
↳ Risk stays, returns disappear

Real wealth is built patiently, not urgently.
Quiet consistency outperforms excitement every time.

Which principle do you think most investors ignore?

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