A modern firm helping high-earners organize and optimize their whole financial lives

Fiduciary & Independent

Financial Planning & Investment Management

  • We get to know you by synching your accounts to create a PDF picture of your financial household. That’s yours to keep; we also use that information to prepare your custom proposal.

  • We don’t put our clients in boxes, but there’s things we’ve seen before. Our series of hour-long structured meetings capture our best practices for planning across common topics like Cash Flow, Student Loan Planning, Insurance and Investments. You’ll enjoy crisp agendas, modern software and discussions of what it means for you.

  • Spreadsheets to unwind a complex stock portfolio. Hopping on a Zoom to do the clicks to invest a 529 account. Once we even helped figure out someone’s weird utility bill. We help with the work that needs done.

  • We believe in planning, not a plan. As life throws you curveballs (a strangely-worded letters from your 401(k), or a new benefit at work, or a relocation, or a new little one) — send us a text, write us an email or schedule our Calendly; we’re here.

Three-quarters headshot of Caitlyn Driehorst, Las Vegas financial advisor

About RightWise

Founded by Caitlyn Driehorst

  • The Boston Consulting Group, Capital Group American Funds, OpenInvest (acq. J.P. Morgan Wealth Management)

  • M.B.A., University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business

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