KJ Dykema
Money and retirement coach in Seattle, Washington
| Rate | $50 to $250 per hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Also coaches | Life coach and Business coach |
| Based in | Seattle, Washington, United States |
| Credentials | MRFC® |
KJ Dykema is a money and finance coach in Seattle, Washington. KJ also works as a retirement coach and a business coach. KJ brings over 15 years combined in real estate, insurance, and fiduciary work to client plans. The focus is on millennial retirement and building a secure financial future. KJ holds the MRFC® credential and writes on topics like smart use of tax refunds, staying calm when investing, and money habits for couples.
What KJ helps with
KJ helps clients plan for retirement and make sound money choices. The work also covers investing and shared finances for couples.
- Planning for retirement as a millennial
- Deciding how to spend a tax refund
- Staying confident when investing during uncertain times
- Managing money as a committed couple
- Building a plan for a secure financial future
Background and qualifications
KJ Dykema has over 15 years combined in real estate, insurance, and fiduciary work. That mix of fields shapes the money and retirement solutions KJ builds for clients. KJ holds the MRFC® credential. KJ also writes articles on personal finance, including tax refund choices, investing with confidence, and financial goals for couples.
KJ Dykema pricing
Programs and services
- Free consultation
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The CoachVouch take
Combines real estate, insurance, and fiduciary experience with a focus on retirement planning for millennials.
Best for millennials who want a retirement plan built on real estate, insurance, and fiduciary know-how.
KJ's rate sits within the range most financial coaches charge ($75 to $200 an hour).
Common questions
How much does KJ Dykema charge?
KJ Dykema's rate is $50 to $250 per hour.
What does KJ Dykema help with?
KJ Dykema helps with planning for retirement as a millennial, deciding how to spend a tax refund, staying confident when investing during uncertain times and managing money as a committed couple.
Is KJ Dykema certified?
KJ Dykema lists: MRFC®.
How do I contact KJ Dykema?
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