Plans built around your life, your career, and your priorities.
Sarah works with women building wealth through their careers, businesses, and families — including those navigating new financial responsibility after divorce, loss, or a major life change.
Start with an introductory review.
Life Insurance Review
For anyone whose family, mortgage, or business obligations depend on their income continuing.
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For professionals and business owners whose earnings depend on their ability to work.
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For individuals and couples preparing for extended care before it becomes urgent.
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What Sarah helps clients work through.
Financial decisions feel rushed or done for you, not with you
Long career breaks or income changes weren't planned for
You want a clearer picture of what you actually have and need
A coordinated approach.
- Building a long-term plan around career, family, and personal goals
- Planning for career transitions, breaks, and reentry
- Protection and retirement strategies designed around your life
- Confident decision-making in moments of transition
A simple way to get started.
- 01Listen
Understand your goals, your concerns, and what's actually on your plate.
- 02Educate
Walk through the pieces in plain language.
- 03Design
Build a plan you understand and can act on.
- 04Adjust
Revisit as your career, family, and priorities evolve.
Women & Wealth Planning — common questions.
Working with a female financial advisor.
Sarah Elizabeth DePover, MBA, is a female financial advisor with Northwestern Mutual based in Waukesha, Wisconsin. She works with clients of any gender, and some households specifically look for a woman to lead the conversation. Read more about working with Sarah in Waukesha and southeastern Wisconsin.
Extended care planning often lands on women twice — as caregivers and as people who may need care later. Read the guide to long-term care planning for women in Wisconsin.
A divorce reorganizes income, accounts, protection, and beneficiaries at the same time. Read the guide to financial planning during divorce in Wisconsin.