In this episode, Timothy P. Pope, CFP® welcomes you to the Pilot Money Podcast. He shares his background in financial planning and discusses merging his experience as a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ with his passion for aviation. Tim outlines how listening to this show is going to help you, the professional pilot, level up your financial planning and provides you a roadmap of what to expect in each episode. Tim finishes the episode challenging you to make sure your money is helping you make the most out of life. Answer the three questions at the end to do a quick self-diagnosis on the health of your financial planning.

What you'll learn from this Episode:

• Who is Timothy P. Pope, CFP®?
• What is financial planning and why it's important to work with someone who understands the professional pilot?
• Three questions to ask yourself to determine if you're on track with your financial planning.
• How to engage with the Pilot Money Podcast

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