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Maddy Roche

Chief Growth Officer, Partnerships, Childfree Trust®

Maddy brings passionate insights around estate planning, LGBTQ+ legacy considerations, and Childfree financial decision making to the team.

She handles all marketing, growth, and prospect engagement for Childfree Trust.

Before joining Childfree Trust, she was XYPN's first employee and host of XYPN's podcast, Behind the Advisor. In her previous roles as XYPN's Vice President of Getting Sh!t Done, Executive Business Coach and Senior Director of Member Success, she helped build and lead the departments that deepen XYPN's membership value.

Maddy has coached thousands on building aligned businesses — she's seen, heard, and helped thousands of financial planners throughout their entrepreneurial journeys with energy, expertise, and compassion.

Episode 9: Side Gigs

Matt and Dr. Jay discuss side gigs.

Episode 8: How to Choose a Financial Planner

Matt and Dr. Jay discuss the difficulty of navigating the financial services industry and how to find the advisor that works best for you!

Episode 7: Risk & Reward

Matt and Dr. Jay discuss the ability of Childfree people to consider taking bigger risks and receiving bigger rewards because of it.

Episode 5: Singles, Couples, Groups

How do different relationship and family dynamics change the financial situations of Childfree people?

Episode 4: Childfree Basic Retirement Planning

Retirement planning isn't the same for Childfree people as it is for those with kids.

Episode 3: Basic Childfree Financial Planning

Matt and Dr. Jay cover some of the most frequently seen financial needs of Childfree people from their own firms.