Wealth Management
Investing in the market is a difficult process.Mitigating losses requires research and investing in the right stocks at the right times. It would be best, in our opinion, to work with a financial advisor with an “active” wealth management approach. They can help with this. But, you might ask, what does that mean?
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Actively Vs. Passive Wealth Management
“Active” money management differs from “passive” money management. If your investments are being passively managed, there isn’t someone keeping up with or looking after them. This might work fine over a long period, but may come with higher risk. And as you get older, your risk tolerance may change. Active money management, meanwhile, entails someone advising you on how to invest, in order to hopefully get you more long-term success.
Our Process
Our first meeting will focus on your risk tolerance and income requirements. This is the foundation of our planning with every client.
Next, we will conduct an “analysis” of your portfolio. The meeting is focused on finding ways to reduce risk, overlap and possible fees – while trying to maximize your opportunity with “active” money management.
The next phase in our process is to have a meeting dedicated to reviewing how taxes could impact your retirement.
We will discuss if a more tax-efficient portfolio could benefit you and create a personalized strategy to help you minimize the impact of taxes on your retirement income and legacy.
Each year we will conduct a review of your existing accounts and make any necessary changes or recommendations. Each of our clients has access to constant education and communication with our team through webinars, seminars, and engaging client events!
Annual Financial Checkups
Our annual “checkups” with clients offer an opportunity to take a comprehensive look at their finances, the success of their retirement strategy, and how it may be improved. How do you know your retirement strategy is still working for you? Many different factors can affect your investments over a year. However, we can help you stay on track at our annual meetings with you.
Some of the things we'll discuss with you include:
- Your asset allocation could be out of balance
- Your portfolio may not be as diversified as you think
- Your financial goals might have changed over time
- And, your life situation could’ve changed
- Laws also change: For example, tax laws frequently change