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LTC: Why You May Need It
Long-term care (LTC) is a comprehensive array of medical, personal care, and other services coordinated to address the physical, emotional, and social needs of chronically ill or disabled individuals. One important aspect is that LTC is not exclusive to older people. People of all ages may require it at some point due to debilitating circumstances, chronic diseases, or developmental disabilities. [...]
How Pre-Retirees Can Jumpstart Their Savings in 2025
Catching up on retirement savings can feel daunting, especially if you've started late. However, with strategic planning and commitment, it's entirely possible to build a comfortable nest egg for your future. Here are five actionable steps to help you enhance your retirement savings in 2025. Leverage Catch-Up Contributions For individuals aged 50 and above, the IRS allows additional "catch-up" contributions [...]
Policy Changes: What Retirees Need to Know
Retirement planning can sometimes feel like trying to hit a moving target. Policies change, rules shift, and retirees often find themselves needing to adapt their strategies to keep pace. Many recent policy changes affecting retirement have many people asking, "What does this mean for my financial future?" Let’s break it down in simple terms, talk about the potential risks, and [...]
Slower Rate Cuts, The Market, and Your Finances
Whether you’re checking your account balances, planning your next adventure, or enjoying a well-earned retirement, markets move... and with it, your account values may as well. Recent market volatility, driven by the Federal Reserve’s announcement to slow rate cuts, has left many retirees wondering what this means for their financial future. Let’s explore the situation and how you can confidently [...]
4 MORE Mistakes to Avoid Before You Officially Retire
As we turn to the new year, it’s important to make sure your retirement strategy bases are covered—helping you maintain financial stability so you can build an enriching retirement. Here are four more mistakes to look out for and avoid as you prepare for your golden years. Not Having a Withdrawal Strategy A common mistake is withdrawing too much too [...]
Advanced Estate Planning for High-Net-Worth Retirees: Solving Real Problems with ILITs, GRATs, and CRTs
Imagine this: Sarah and Robert, a retired couple in their late 60s, have spent decades building a comfortable life. Robert sold a successful business, and their combined estate, valued at $15 million, includes a mix of real estate, investments, and life insurance. They want to leave a legacy for their three children while supporting their favorite charities. But the couple [...]
How LLIMMT Can Impact Retirement Savings
Retirement savings, essential for independence in later years, can be influenced by numerous factors. Among them are longevity, liquidity, inflation, mortality (the stock) market, and taxes (LLIMMT). Each of these elements plays a crucial role in shaping individuals' retirement outlook. This article covers LLIMMT and a comprehensive understanding of how each may impact planning for retirement. Longevity—Longevity pertains to life [...]
First Steps to Starting the Estate Planning Process
Estate planning is a crucial step for retirees to ensure their assets are distributed according to their wishes and to provide clarity for their loved ones. Beyond the legal and financial aspects, it's essential to approach this process with sensitivity, acknowledging the emotional complexities involved. Here's a guide to help you navigate estate planning thoughtfully and effectively. Begin with Open [...]
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Our Investment Process
We want to exceed our clients’ expectations and provide transparency into our process so that they can remain confident throughout our partnership. After gathering information about our prospective client’s financial life, we utilize a multi-step process for analyzing, structuring, and implementing a holistic plan that is personalized to their financial goals and objectives.
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DiscoverGather key information pertaining to goals, objectives, financial planning considerations, and risk tolerance.
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AnalyzePerform an in-depth financial analysis of the information provided.
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PlanCreate a custom strategy that aligns with the client’s provided goals and risk tolerance.
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ImplementExecute the agreed-upon plan.
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MonitorProactively manage the plan, evaluate its progress, and adjust it to meet shifting objectives and changing market dynamics.