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The 6 Key Areas of Financial Planning The start of the financial planning process should begin with identifying and prioritizing your objectives. We take a comprehensive approach by looking at both your immediate and long term needs in the context of these six key areas.

Financial Position Improve efficiencies in your current financial position:

Protection Planning Build/manage a purposedriven investment porfolio:

Investment Management Have a game plan in place for major financial risks:

Tax Planning Integrate tax reduction strategies across finances:

Retirement Planning Be financially independent, when work is optional:

Estate/Legacy Planning Live and leave a legacy aligned with your values:

Assessing your assets and liabilities

Losing income due to disability

Providing funds for college education

Managing current tax liabilities

Ensuring adequate retirement income

Sharing money-wise principles with family

Understanding your cash flow

Providing for surviving spouse and children

Earmarking assets for special purpose

Understanding how new tax legislation affects you

Calculating alternative age/timing scenarios

Incorporating charitable strategies

Building emergency cash reserves

Giving or receiving long term care services

Determining required rate of return

Acquiring/maintaining a second home

Planning for special needs children

Improving yield on cash reserves

Protecting personal property and assets

Understanding your risk tolerance

Projecting the impact of taxes on goal achievement

Reducing interest expense

Understanding current coverages

Planning for inflation

Understanding the impact of taxes on investment returns

Aligning investment funds to retirement goals/needs

Reducing estate erosion resulting from administration, taxes

Evaluating mortgage financing

Reducing personal and business liability exposures

Reviewing risk and return performance

Evaluating tax efficient investment options

Evaluating your 401(k), 403(b), IRA, Roth plans

Analyzing costs/benefits of alternative asset transfer techniques

Creating or rebalancing asset allocation

Incorporating tax strategies for business owners

Analyzing and structuring business finances

Planning for business continuation

Consult with your tax advisor or attorney regarding specific tax issues.

Growing investments for your own business

Planning for inheritance proceeds Analyzing business retirement plan options

Ensuring a smooth transference of your business to successors

Using business assets for your retirement

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