Our Process
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Let's Talk: Schedule a no obligation consultation to discuss your financial goals, dreams, and concerns.
Listen: Series of questions to understand your financial situation, income, expenses, debts, and assets.
Clarifying Your Vision: Together, we'll define your short-term and long-term financial goals, whether it's saving for a house, planning for retirement, or building wealth for your family.
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Analyze and Strategize: Analyze your financial data and create a personalized roadmap tailored to your unique needs and risk tolerance.
Investment Options: Explore investment options and strategies aligned with your goals and risk profile.
Considering All Aspects: This roadmap will consider factors like retirement planning, tax strategies, debt management, and potential life changes.
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Guiding Your Journey: Walk you through implementing your plan and answer any questions you may have along the way.
Regular Reviews and Adjustments: Schedule regular reviews to monitor your progress, adjust the plan as needed based on market changes or life events, and ensure you stay on track towards your financial goals.
Education, Empowerment, and Confidence: Provide the knowledge and support you need to feel confident and empowered about your financial future.e.
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Financial Positioning
Cash Management
Cash flow analysis
Cash reserve management
Anticipated large inflows/outflows
Discretionary income
Debt Management
Current debt analysis
Credit ratings
Access to credit
Net Worth Analysis
Assets vs. liabilities
Tax Planning
Tax Strategies
Tax efficiencies
Tax deferral
Effects of liquidations
Filing status
Ownership structures
Tax anticipation
Qualified vs. non-qualified investments
Protection Planning
Core Insurance Coverage
Life
Disability income
Home and auto
Umbrella liability
Medical and health
Additional Considerations
Beneficiary designations
Policy loans
Deductibles vs. cash reserves
Additional strategies
Retirement Planning
Accumulation Phase
Qualified plans including IRAs and 401(k)s
Savings and investment accounts
Timing retirement
Projecting benefits and cash flow
Retirement Phase
Income transition
Medicare/Medigap
Timing Social Security
Minimum distributions
Health care coverage
Investment Planning
Core Investment Strategy
Risk tolerance
Asset allocation
Tax efficiency
Cost basis analysis
Diversification
Investment horizon
Dollar cost averaging
Costs and fees
Additional Considerations
Education funding
Options and restricted stock
Non-qualified deferred compensation Market timing issues
SIX AREAS OF FINANCIAL PLANNING
Estate Planning
Core Components
Wills
Trusts
Succession planning
Special needs planning
Asset ownership
Tax efficient legacy planning
Generation skipping
Liquidity needs
Charitable giving