20’s, 30’s and 40’s
The best time to start planning for your financial future is when you’re young. Why? Because it’s the little things that add up.
Starting small, building good financial habits, planning for “what if” scenarios and understanding the big picture are all ‘little things’ that will position you for success later in life.
- Budgeting
- Emergency savings
- New job
- Buying/selling a home
- Debt management
- Starting a family
- Paying for childcare
- Saving for college
- Insurance
50’s and early 60’s
With mid-life ages come big, mid-life decisions. Families are growing, jobs are changing, and parents are aging. Retirement is no longer an abstract thought in the (distant) future. In fact, it’s now a tangible idea that is just around the corner.
There's no need to panic. We’ll help you wrap your arms around your current situation, identify where you want to go, and create a plan to get you there. Our team is here to guide, support and encourage you every step of the way.
- Career changes
- Investment management
- Selling/buying a house
- Paying for college
- Buying a cabin or 2nd home
- Suddenly single (death or divorce)
- Retirement planning
- Retirement projections
- Aging parents and their finances
Mid 60’s and beyond
Years of experience tell us that financial decisions are more important than ever in retirement. Working with a team that can do the heavy lifting for you at this stage allows you to enjoy your retirement years doing what you love. And, when the time comes, we’re here to make sure your hard-earned legacy lives on.
- Income planning
- Pension selection
- Social Security strategies
- Retirement budget
- Medicare and supplement plans
- Tax planning
- Residency in retirement
- Downsizing your home
- Loss of a loved one
- Long Term Care
- Gifting
- Charitable giving
- Family meetings