Dr Jennifer LeSure CPA

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06/03/2026

There are two main types of liabilities you should understand: short-term and long-term.

Short-term liabilities can include credit cards, personal loans, and medical bills. Long-term liabilities often include mortgages, auto loans, and student loans.

To calculate your net worth, take your total assets and subtract your total liabilities. What’s left is your financial position. 💼✨

05/31/2026

Knowing your net worth is important because it helps you plan for the life you want to live — including travel. ✈️✨

I remember being able to chaperone a trip to Paris, and moments like that remind me why financial planning matters. When you understand your finances and build intentionally, it creates opportunities and experiences you may not have thought were possible.

Know your numbers so you can enjoy life, too. 💼🤍

05/28/2026

You should be checking your net worth at least once a year.

It helps you measure where you are, where you want to be, and identify areas that need improvement. Your net worth isn’t about judgment — it’s about awareness and planning.

It’s also commonly required for loans, grants, and other financial opportunities. Most banks want to understand your overall financial position.

Know your numbers. 💼✨

05/25/2026

When I walk through a net worth worksheet, one of the first things I explain is that not all assets are treated the same.

Some assets depreciate — like cars. That’s why I always caution people against overspending on things that lose value quickly.

The strongest assets are typically liquid cash, checking/savings/money market accounts, retirement accounts, real estate, and business ownership.

Build assets that build you back. 💼✨

05/22/2026

Liabilities matter because they impact your cash flow every month.

Short-term liabilities can include credit cards, personal loans, and medical bills. Long-term liabilities often include mortgages, car loans, or student loans.

When I review a cash flow analysis, if your cash outflow is greater than your inflow, you’re operating in a deficit. That usually shows up in rising credit card balances — and often means you’re living above your means.

Know your numbers. Adjust early. 💼✨

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05/21/2026

When I talk about life insurance as an asset, I’m talking about the cash value — not term life insurance.

Cash value is typically built within a whole life policy and can grow over time. That value may be available to access or surrender based on the policy terms.

The cash value is what can be recognized on your personal financial statement — not just the death benefit. Know the difference. 💼✨

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05/20/2026

People always ask me how I work toward increasing my net worth by 15–20% each year. My answer starts with one thing: live below your means.

You want more money coming in than going out. More income creates opportunities to buy assets. More money going out usually creates more debt.

I’ve had bad experiences with rental properties before, stepped away, then got back into real estate and now own 2 properties. Today, I continue investing in my CPA firm and my real estate company.

Live below your means. Invest consistently. Build intentionally. 💼✨

05/19/2026

One of my personal financial goals is to increase my net worth by 15–20% every year. My ultimate goal? To become a millionaire by retirement. 💼✨

During my presentation, I shared examples of what net worth could look like right out of college, by age 30, and closer to retirement. These aren’t strict expectations — they’re guidance to help you measure progress and think intentionally about your future.

The goal is growth, not perfection.

05/18/2026

Section 8 tenants can be a solid opportunity, but like any rental strategy, experience matters. I’ve had moments like visiting a property in winter and finding the window open because the tenant said it was too hot—I had to explain to turn the heat down instead. I’ve also had great Section 8 tenants.

My biggest advice: be selective. Screen carefully, communicate clearly, and choose wisely. 💼🏠✨

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05/10/2026

For over 15 years, I’ve helped individuals, businesses, and nonprofits stay compliant with tax laws while building strategies designed to strengthen their financial position long term. 💼✨

Whether you need tax preparation, bookkeeping, advisory, or financial guidance, my goal is to help you move with clarity and confidence.

Ready to build a smarter financial strategy? Book a consultation through the link in my bio or visit LesureCPA.com

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