For me, financial education has never been about simply selling products. It’s about making sure people understand the choices in front of them and feel confident enough to ask questions, make informed decisions, and take the next step.
For me, financial education has never been about simply selling products. It’s about making sure people understand the choices in front of them and feel confident enough to ask questions, make informed decisions, and take the next step.
Long before Ask Audra, service was already part of who I was.
I’ve spent more than 20 years as a registered nurse and built a career as a healthcare executive, leading people, building programs, and navigating complex healthcare systems.
I’ve served my country as an Army officer. I have literally gone to war, serving in Iraq. And for more than two decades, I’ve also worked in financial services.
Healthcare, Military service, Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Financial services.
On the surface, they may seem like very different paths. But the foundation has always been the same: service, ethics, and responsibility.
Throughout my career, people have trusted me because I take that responsibility seriously. They’ve trusted me with their health, their teams, their businesses, their families, and their futures.
That trust matters to me.
It’s why I believe in doing the right thing, even when no one is watching. It’s why I ask questions, challenge what doesn’t make sense, and never stop learning.
And it’s why, when someone places their trust in me, I never take it lightly.
That is the foundation of Ask Audra.

Listen.
Educate.
Advocate.
Create Understanding.
That has been a common thread
throughout my career.

Long before Ask Audra, service was already part of who I was.
I’ve spent more than 20 years as a registered nurse and built a career as a healthcare executive, leading people, building programs, and navigating complex healthcare systems.
I’ve served my country as an Army officer. I have literally gone to war, serving in Iraq.
And for more than two decades, I’ve also worked in financial services.
Healthcare, Military service, Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Financial services.
On the surface, they may seem like very different paths. But the foundation has always been the same: service, ethics, and responsibility.
Throughout my career, people have trusted me because I take that responsibility seriously. They’ve trusted me with their health, their teams, their businesses, their families, and their futures.
That trust matters to me.
It’s why I believe in doing the right thing, even when no one is watching. It’s why I ask questions, challenge what doesn’t make sense, and never stop learning.
And it’s why, when someone places their trust in me, I never take it lightly.
That is the foundation of Ask Audra.

Listen.
Educate.
Advocate.
Create Understanding.
That has been a common thread
throughout my career.

I’ve met too many intelligent, hardworking people who become quiet when the conversation turns to money. Not because they don’t care. Sometimes no one ever taught them.
Financial language can make people feel like they’re supposed to already understand things they’ve never been given an opportunity to learn.
Ask the question you think you’re supposed to know the answer to.
Ask what an annuity is.
Ask how your pension works.
Ask what kind of life insurance you have.
Ask what you should be doing for retirement.
Ask what that financial term means that everyone keeps using but nobody has ever stopped to explain.
I’ve met too many intelligent, hardworking people who become quiet when the conversation turns to money. Not because they don’t care. Sometimes no one ever taught them.
Financial language can make people feel like they’re supposed to already understand things they’ve never been given an opportunity to learn.
Ask the question you think you’re supposed to know the answer to.
Ask what an annuity is.
Ask how your pension works.
Ask what kind of life insurance you have.
Ask what you should be doing for retirement.
Ask what that financial term means that everyone keeps using but nobody has ever stopped to explain.
My passion for financial education doesn’t stop with consumers. I believe getting the insurance license is the beginning of your education, not the end. Your client is trusting you.
Your upline can guide you.
They should never replace your own education.
Question it. Validate it. Understand it.
Because ultimately, it’s your client.
I have developed deep expertise in Indexed Universal Life and believe policy design matters tremendously. There are many moving parts, and understanding how they work together is essential to creating a strategy that aligns with a client’s goals
My passion for financial education doesn’t stop with consumers. I believe getting the insurance license is the beginning of your education, not the end. Your client is trusting you.
Your upline can guide you. They should never replace your own education.
Question it. Validate it. Understand it.
Because ultimately, it’s your client.
I have developed deep expertise in Indexed Universal Life and believe policy design matters tremendously. There are many moving parts, and understanding how they work together is essential to creating a strategy that aligns with a client’s goals
I welcome thoughtful conversations, different perspectives,and healthy debate. These discussions lead to deeper understanding,
better strategies, and better outcomes for the people we serve.
I welcome thoughtful conversations, different perspectives, and healthy debate. These discussions lead to deeper understanding,
better strategies, and better outcomes for the people we serve.
Whether you're a consumer with questions or a financial professional looking to deepen your knowledge, I'm here to help.
More education. More understanding.
More empowered decisions.
Whether you're a consumer with questions or a financial professional looking to deepen your knowledge, I'm here to help.
More education. More understanding.
More empowered decisions.