Estate & Legacy Planning
We Believe Education Leads to Confidence
Attaining financial security for you and your heirs typically requires you to accept responsibility for the management of significant investment assets. Whether you are single, married, or a surviving widow, it is in your best interest to obtain as much education as possible about wealth planning, investments, and related matters.
Even if you are not directly responsible for making important financial decisions, it is vital to have knowledge in these areas in order to communicate effectively with professional advisors charged with these duties.
Offering Objective, Qualified Services.
Relying on professional advice as opposed to family and friends is extremely important when making decisions affecting the accumulation, preservation, and distribution of wealth. What should you expect from a qualified professional? A good wealth advisor -- or a team with other professionals, such as attorneys and accountants -- should offer guidance and services in most areas of wealth management, including estate planning, retirement planning, insurance needs assessment, and college planning.
We work closely to:
- Identify areas requiring special assistance, such as creating trusts.
- Minimize taxes and planning costs.
- Develop and implement a personalized wealth management plan.
- Review your plan periodically and suggest changes when needed.
