Plan & Manage

Comprehensive Planning and Wealth Management
The most important phases of wealth management are Accumulation, Distribution, and Transfer - and we'll help you plan for all three.
Like Most Financial Advisors
We'll work with you to help determine what investments make sense based on your goals and help you to manage those investments along the way.
Typically, the process works like this
Using the three most important stages of wealth management
1
Accumulation
Some planning has occurred but it’s not comprehensive. It’s full of products and investments without a strategy.
2
Distribution
You start planning at or close to retirement age.
3
Transfer
You wait until it’s too late, letting someone else that doesn’t have your best interest in mind make a decision for you.
Here’s Where Our Process Differs
Starting with a plan at the beginning. We put in work up front to help ensure that you’re making the right decisions now and in the future.
1
Accumulation
Our innovative approach is designed to assist you in achieving your goals, while reducing risk and creating tax efficiencies.
2
Distribution
A plan is created to address longevity, inflation, volatility, emotion, and interest rates, with a goal of reducing your taxes so that you can do more of what you love in retirement.
3
Transfer
Your comprehensive plan is designed to ensure that both the bequests of your assets, as well as the desired care for your loved ones happens as desired while addressing the transfer of your assets with the utmost tax efficiency.
We know that you cannot distribute money the right way if you do not accumulate it the right way – this would most likely result in an inefficient transfer plan. That is why we want to help you establish a comprehensive plan for each phase of your life. Think of your plan as the bridge that is going to get you from where you are today, to where you want to be tomorrow. You would never risk crossing a bridge that was not fully complete, so why would you risk entering the next phase of your life without having a financial plan that was fully complete. Let us take a proactive approach by establishing a clear trajectory that defines your goals and objectives today, rather than waiting to address them when it may be too late.