About

Britta began her career in the financial sector as Financial Consultant in early 2008. After eight years in that role, Britta changed companies and took up a position as a VP, Wealth Management Advisor. Given that her financial career kicked off at the height of the 2008/2009 market correction, Britta learned early (and quickly!) about behavioral finance, and how crucial it is for clients to have a financial plan. In Britta’s current role as Vice President, Financial Advisor, she specializes in goal-based planning, risk management, tax mitigation strategies, asset protection, and legacy planning. 

Britta lives in San Diego, CA where she enjoys spending time with family and friends, indulging in her “foodie” passions, and volunteering with Habitats for Humanity and the Alzheimer’s Foundation. When she gets the chance, Britta enjoys travel, snowboarding, outdoor adventures, and sports. Despite living in southern California, Britta is a huge fan of the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals. 

Education

  • BS - Finance, University of Louisville

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Equal pay for men and women has been the law since 1963. Yet, well into the next century, women with similar education, skills, and experience are still paid less than their male counterparts. So, what is the wage gap between men and women?
Britta Ferguson CEPA®, CFP®

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Originally published here by Kiplinger. Whether it's due to longevity, divorce, or other lifestyle choices, nearly 80% of women will become solely responsible for their finances at some point in time.
Britta Ferguson CEPA®, CFP®

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Filing taxes isn’t the highlight of most people’s year. It can feel overwhelming and potentially get quite expensive if you go in without a game plan. That’s why it’s important to prepare for your tax appointment in advance. Just like your financial plan helps keep your personal finances in order, some tax appointment planning can help you get your personal and business documents in order—making it easier to file your 2023 taxes.
Britta Ferguson CEPA®, CFP®

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As investors near and enter retirement, their risk tolerance tends to become more conservative. It’s easy to stay aggressive in the markets when you have an income covering your lifestyle. But once you no longer have that steady income stream to pay for your expenses, it’s time to start spending your savings and investments. This can be a scary thought, leading to the question, "Have I saved enough, or am I going to run out of money?”
Britta Ferguson CEPA®, CFP®

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Britta Ferguson, Senior Vice President and Financial Advisor of Wealth Enhancement, has been recognized in the 2024 “Rising Stars List of Best Wealth Managers & Advisors Under 40 in the USA
Britta Ferguson CEPA®, CFP®

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