A comprehensive financial plan involves the detailed review and analysis of all facets of your financial situation. Your financial plan will include;
SMART Goals
Your financial plan begins with You and your Family. More specifically it begins with the vision you have for your life, your life’s purpose. Your Financial Goals should be aligned with your life goals. Your Financial Goals are the foundation for your financial plan
Money Management
What is your cash flow and your debt situation? How much money do you have available to direct toward your goals?
Risk Management
Your most valuable asset is your ability to earn an income. What will happen to your family if something happens to you? What other risks to your financial security do you need to manage?
Investment Planning
How and where do you save/invest your available cash flow to achieve your financial goals?
Retirement Planning
Time: What is your vision for retirement? How will you spend your time?
Money: How will you use the wealth you have created to provide tax efficient income during retirement?
Estate Planning
Plan for the effective enjoyment, ownership, management and disposition of assets during life, upon death and after death.
Integrated Tax Planning
Structure your financial affairs to minimize the amount of taxes you pay.
It is only through comprehensive analysis that your true financial condition can be determined and the proper plan can be recommended. Any financial advisor or planner providing recommendations without addressing all of these aspects for you will most likely result in unsuitable recommendations.