Complimentary Consultation
What you should expect from your initial consultation
The complimentary consultation provides us the opportunity to get to know each other. It allows us to better understand your financial goals, needs, and concerns. We will review the current planning strategies that you may have in place, and if your current strategy will allow you to reach your financial goals.
Areas we may discuss:
- Your plans for retirement
- Tax-saving strategies
- Estate planning
- Investment opportunities
- Legacy planning
- Strategies to protect your assets
- Insurance strategies to protect your assets
At the end of our meeting, you will have a clearer picture on your financial plan, strategies that could improve your situation, and the various services we provide our clients. After our meeting you will receive a summary of the meeting, important topics we discussed and a complimentary portfolio analysis. There is no obligation or charge for the complimentary consultation.
How to prepare for your initial complimentary consultation
In order to obtain the most out of your initial complimentary consultation, we recommend preparing the following items (if you have) for your meeting.
- List of financial goals, questions or concerns (Retirement, college, etc.)
- Retirement account statements (401k, 403b, IRA etc.)
- Investment and brokerage account statements
- Bank accounts, mortgage, outstanding loans/credit cards, etc.
- Insurance policies (Life, Disability, Long-Term Care, etc.)
- Estate documents (Wills, Power of Attorney, Trusts, etc.)
- Employer benefits package
If you wish these items can be sent to us for review prior to your meeting. Please contact our office for instructions.
How we meet with our clients
- In our office
- At your home or office
- Virtual (Microsoft Teams, Zoom, etc.)
Goal Analysis Questionnaire
In this short goal analysis exercise, answer questions about yourself and your future goals. Then, request a consultation so that together, we can build a plan to help you get there. This exercise is not required to request a consultation, and is intended for informational purposes only.