Frankie has more than 30 years of experience in the Tax and Insurance industry. She has worked as an independent Tax Preparer since 1988 and although she has been in the insurance industry for over 35 years, she began her business as a licensed insurance broker in 2017. Frankie is the “go to” financial manager, not only her tax clients but her many insurance clients as well. Frankie has also worked as a Notary Public for over 20 years.
Frankie received her Associates Degree in Social and Behavioral Science and Paralegal Studies from Peralta College. Her passion is using her knowledge and skills to help people achieve their financial goals.
In her spare time, she enjoys riding her motorcycle and camping with her family in Northern California where she was born and raised.

Frank is also a notary, and provides tax preparation. Reach out to her for more info!

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