A Plan Built Around What Matters to You
Comprehensive financial planning brings your goals, investments, retirement, insurance, business interests, and long-term priorities into one coordinated strategy.
Explore Financial PlanningFinancial Decisions Should Reflect What Matters to You
We help individuals, families, and business owners connect their financial decisions with the values, priorities, and goals shaping their lives.
Can You Retire on Your Terms?
Bring your income, investments, Social Security, pensions, healthcare considerations, and long-term priorities into one coordinated retirement plan.
What Is Your Plan Beyond the Business?
Connect business continuity, succession, ownership, risk, and exit decisions with the financial life you are building outside the company.
What Still Depends on Your Income?
Review how changes in your family, career, business, and financial responsibilities may affect the protection already in place.
Your Pension Is One Part of Retirement
We help CalSTRS and CalPERS members consider how pension income, Social Security, savings, investments, and retirement timing work together.
Financial Planning Starts with Listening
Tony Apostolidis and Ricardo Meneses take the time to understand your story, priorities, and questions before helping you evaluate what comes next.
Good planning connects the decisions you make today with the life, family, and business they are meant to support. It begins with a clear picture of where you are now and where you want to go.
Financial questions often change with your career, family, business, and stage of life. Choose the situation that feels most relevant to see how LifePath can help you evaluate the decisions ahead.
Explore how LifePath brings your broader financial plan, retirement, and business-owner decisions into focus.
Comprehensive financial planning brings your goals, investments, retirement, insurance, business interests, and long-term priorities into one coordinated strategy.
Explore Financial PlanningRetirement planning brings together income needs, investments, Social Security, pensions, healthcare considerations, and decisions about when and how to use your resources.
Explore Retirement PlanningYour business decisions can affect your income, family, employees, ownership plans, and personal financial future. LifePath helps business owners evaluate continuity, succession, risk, and transition decisions together.
Explore Business-Owner PlanningLifePath works with clients from our offices in Stockton and Santa Rosa, along with individuals and families in San Diego and other California communities.
Whether you are in the Central Valley, Sonoma County, or Southern California, the first conversation starts with your priorities and the decisions you are working through.
Tony Apostolidis and Ricardo Meneses bring complementary experience to the financial decisions LifePath clients face. Their work begins by understanding each client’s priorities, questions, and broader financial situation.
Anthony Apostolidis CFP®, CEPA®, CPFA®
LPL Registered Principal and Certified Financial Planner™ Professional
"Money is only a tool. It will take you wherever you wish, but it will not replace you as the driver." Ayn Rand This quote sums up perfectly the philosophy of LifePath Wealth Advisors. I have been involved in this wonderful profession...
Ricardo Meneses, CPFA®, RSSA®
Wealth Planner
Ricardo Meneses has spent his career helping financial professionals build stronger businesses and deliver exceptional client experiences. He has been involved in the financial services industry, supporting the advisor community for...
Retire at a certain age. Sell the business someday. Travel more. Help children or grandchildren. Create more flexibility. Give back. Spend more time with the people who matter. Those goals are important. But over time, life has a way of changing the context around them.
Retirement can feel like a major transition for anyone, but for business owners, it often carries additional weight. Your business may represent years of effort, identity, income, and long-term planning. Transitioning away from it involves more than a financial decision. It requires clarity, structure, and thoughtful coordination.
A financial review gives us an opportunity to understand where you are today, discuss the decisions ahead, and consider how the different parts of your financial life work together.