Nauma is a financial planning platform built for tech professionals and their families—helping them navigate equity compensation, concentrated stock positions, high taxes, and complex portfolios spread across multiple accounts.

Unlike traditional advisors who charge high fees based on Assets Under Management (AUM), Nauma delivers fiduciary-quality guidance through technology, at a fraction of the cost. The name itself, “Nauma” (“No AUM”), reflects the company’s mission to eliminate biased, asset-preserving models and empower people to plan on their own terms.

With Nauma, users can model major life decisions—such as taking a sabbatical, buying a home, or retiring early—understand the tax implications of RSUs and capital gains, and see their entire financial picture in one place. Alongside advanced planning tools, Nauma offers live Q&A sessions and a supportive community of peers facing similar challenges.

Nauma provides both a DIY path for self-directed planners and a Guided path for those who want extra support. The result: clarity, confidence, and control—without spreadsheets, gatekeepers, or oversized fees.

Disclaimier: Nauma is a technology platform, not a registered broker-dealer or registered investment adviser, and does not provide investment advice. Investing involves risk and investments may lose value. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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