Our Plans Can Take Into Account

Happy 3-generation family is Wealth.

Your Wealth & Money

• Your Core Values: meaningfully discussing your values

• Purpose in Life: crafting your Life Purpose Statement

• Family and Close Relationships: mapping your relationship dynamics

• Financial Comfort Level: validating your ability to reach personal goals

• Your Bucket List: helping you get it done

• Income Stability: analyzing your Social Security, pensions, investments, annuities, wages, self-employment income

• Expenses and Your Values: aligning your use of your money with what is important to you

• Cash Flow Projections: estimating your future cash flow

• Medicare: reviewing your current and projected health care costs and coverage

• Withdrawing from Investments: evaluating Target Funds, Guardrails, Bucketing, Bond Ladders . . .

• Income Tax Management: controlling timing of your income to stay in lower tax brackets

• Tax Loss and Tax Gain Harvesting: strategic selling to minimize taxes on capital gain, reset cost-basis . . .

• Roth Conversions: potentially lowering taxes in future years

• Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs): reducing through QLACs and QCDs

• Social Security Taxation: controlling income to minimize taxation on Social Security income

• Identify Investment Risk Tolerance: understanding your feelings and reactions to investment fluctuations

• Portfolio 2nd Opinion: reviewing your investments for alignment with goals and safeguards

• Fees and Cost Analysis: identifying your fees and comparing your costs

• Asset Allocation and Asset Location: checking for appropriate diversification and alignment with goals

• Portfolio Rebalancing: helping to realign asset allocation and asset location when out of line with targets

• Credit report audit: reviewing your credit reports for errors, identity theft and fraud

• Debt consolidation: exploring options such as balance transfers to lower interest costs

• Life Insurance policy loans: reviewing implications for beneficiaries, taxes, and estate planning

• 401-k loans: quantifying impact on income and savings

• Reverse Mortgage: evaluating for strategic value in accessing home equity

• Aging in Place Modification: assessing home changes for your continued independent living

• Reverse Mortgage: analyzing suitability to tap home equity

• Downsizing Options: estimating costs and benefits of relocating to smaller residence

• Continuing Care Retirement Communities: researching and evaluating options

• Rental Property: reviewing rental finances, operations and depreciation

• Start-up Business idea sounding board: assessing ideas and researching market demand

• Financing your start-up: finding money for your business startup and ongoing costs

• Business Plan: drafting your business plan

• Licensing and Business Formation: getting your business license and choosing business structure

• Marketing Plan: creating your brand, designing logo, building website

Adult child ensuring safety of older parent.

Your Safety & Protection

• Life Insurance: assessing appropriate type and amount to align with your need and priorities

• Medicare: exploring options when your premiums rise

• Long-Term Care: searching for affordable choices

• Homeowners / Auto: shopping for better rates and coverage

• Travel /Pet: evaluating these often overlooked important areas

• Credit Freeze and Fraud Alerts: using available tools to prevent or detect unauthorized activity

• Trusted Contacts: preserving your communications with your financial institutions

• Passwords and security settings: auditing for strong passwords and multi-factor authentication

• Documents and Contracts: reviewing for signs of fraud or abuse.

• Documents Vault: safeguarding important documents

• Home Hazards: identifying safety hazards and changes to reduce risks from falls, fire, and natural disasters.

• Emergency contacts and evacuation plan: listing emergency contacts and formulating an evacuation plan

• Disaster Supply Kit: assembling and maintaining emergency kit with food, water, medicines, and first aid

• Power outage: preparing back-up power sources such as portable generators

• Water Supply Disruption: maintaining water reserves such as bottled water, rain barrels, and water purifiers

• Medical Info for 911 EMTs: placing on fridge and in car list of medications, illnesses, allergies, doctors

• Medical Info Bracelet or Necklace: wearing bracelets or necklaces with essential medical information

• CPR and Heimlich Maneuver: keeping yourself and folks around you proficient in these important skills

• Stroke and Heart Attack Recognition: teaching family members to recognize symptoms and take quick action

• Advanced Health Care Directives: completing/updating living wills, medical POAs, DNRs, POLSTs, MOLSTs, TROPP . . .

• Care Plan: organizing detailed plan for daily routines, med schedules, and special needs

• Care Provider Search: helping to find home health aides, personal care assistants, or companion care providers

• Care Facility Search: helping to locate and compare adult day care centers and assisted living facilities

• Care Costs: researching and estimating costs

Your Life & Legacy

• Life Retrospective: reflecting on life fulfillment

• Legacy Vision: communicating your values and memories for your future generations.

• Family History: documenting, sharing, and passing on

• Family Dynamics: preparing to resolve family conflict and foster family harmony

• Values and interests alignment: reflecting on your values and interests to find fulfilling roles

• Discovering Opportunities: helping you find volunteering opportunities that resonate

• Vetting Volunteer Organizations: researching organizations for alignment with your values and goals

• Sense of Accomplishment: understanding your positive impact on the organization and to society

• Feeling of Fulfillment: appreciating your positive impact on folks you’ve helped, and on yourself

• Charitable Values and Passions: understanding your philanthropic passions

• Nonprofits Vetting: evaluating mission, efficiency, and impact

• DAFs, QCDs, and Bunching: using various strategies to meet your philanthropic goals and reduce tax

• Donating Appreciated Assets: minimizing capital gains taxes

• Charitable Annuity Trusts: analyzing suitability, costs and benefits

• Birth of grandchild and education planning: suggesting choices for education savings plans, 529 accounts, or trusts

• Inheriting an IRA: untangling the complexity of RBD, 5-year, 10-year, and other rules

• Loss of Spouse: mitigating “widow/widower’s tax penalty” + adjusting Social Security to maximize survivor benefits

• Moving Out of State: preparing and managing relocations

• Sudden Illness: preparing to manage multitude of hospital, doctor and recovery bills

• Will, Trusts, Life Insurance, Beneficiaries, PoAs, Account Titling: reviewing and updating all documents

• Charitable Giving: Analyzing trusts, gifts, and bequests to maximize philanthropic impact and tax deductions

• Inheritance Equivalency: accounting for tax status of taxable accounts vs tax-deferred vs tax-free accounts

• Estate Settlement Guidance: helping executors, trustees and trust protectors understand their duties

• Trusts: explaining use of revocable living, ILIT, CRT, GRAT, IDGT, SLAT, QPRT, SCIN, Life Estate . . . .

Our Plans Can Take Into Account

Your Wealth & Money

• Your Core Values: meaningfully discussing your values

• Purpose in Life: crafting your Life Purpose Statement

• Family and Close Relationships: mapping your relationship dynamics

• Financial Comfort Level: validating your ability to reach personal goals

• Your Bucket List: helping you get it done

• Income Stability: analyzing your Social Security, pensions, investments, annuities, wages, self-employment income

• Expenses and Your Values: aligning your use of your money with what is important to you

• Cash Flow Projections: estimating your future cash flow

• Medicare: reviewing your current and projected health care costs and coverage

• Withdrawing from Investments: evaluating Target Funds, Guardrails, Bucketing, Bond Ladders . . .

• Income Tax Management: controlling timing of your income to stay in lower tax brackets

• Tax Loss and Tax Gain Harvesting: strategic selling to minimize taxes on capital gain, reset cost-basis . . .

• Roth Conversions: potentially lowering taxes in future years

• Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs): reducing through QLACs and QCDs

• Social Security Taxation: controlling income to minimize taxation on Social Security income

• Identify Investment Risk Tolerance: understanding your feelings and reactions to investment fluctuations

• Portfolio 2nd Opinion: reviewing your investments for alignment with goals and safeguards

• Fees and Cost Analysis: identifying your fees and comparing your costs

• Asset Allocation and Asset Location: checking for appropriate diversification and alignment with goals

• Portfolio Rebalancing: helping to realign asset allocation and asset location when out of line with targets

• Credit report audit: reviewing your credit reports for errors, identity theft and fraud

• Debt consolidation: exploring options such as balance transfers to lower interest costs

• Life Insurance policy loans: reviewing implications for beneficiaries, taxes, and estate planning

• 401-k loans: quantifying impact on income and savings

• Reverse Mortgage: evaluating for strategic value in accessing home equity

• Aging in Place Modification: assessing home changes for your continued independent living

• Reverse Mortgage: analyzing suitability to tap home equity

• Downsizing Options: estimating costs and benefits of relocating to smaller residence

• Continuing Care Retirement Communities: researching and evaluating options

• Rental Property: reviewing rental finances, operations and depreciation

• Start-up Business idea sounding board: assessing ideas and researching market demand

• Financing your start-up: finding money for your business startup and ongoing costs

• Business Plan: drafting your business plan

• Licensing and Business Formation: getting your business license and choosing business structure

• Marketing Plan: creating your brand, designing logo, building website

Your Safety & Protection

• Life Insurance: assessing appropriate type and amount to align with your need and priorities

• Medicare: exploring options when your premiums rise

• Long-Term Care: searching for affordable choices

• Homeowners / Auto: shopping for better rates and coverage

• Travel /Pet: evaluating these often overlooked important areas

• Credit Freeze and Fraud Alerts: using available tools to prevent or detect unauthorized activity

• Trusted Contacts: preserving your communications with your financial institutions

• Passwords and security settings: auditing for strong passwords and multi-factor authentication

• Documents and Contracts: reviewing for signs of fraud or abuse.

• Documents Vault: safeguarding important documents

• Home Hazards: identifying safety hazards and changes to reduce risks from falls, fire, and natural disasters.

• Emergency contacts and evacuation plan: listing emergency contacts and formulating an evacuation plan

• Disaster Supply Kit: assembling and maintaining emergency kit with food, water, medicines, and first aid

• Power outage: preparing back-up power sources such as portable generators

• Water Supply Disruption: maintaining water reserves such as bottled water, rain barrels, and water purifiers

• Medical Info for 911 EMTs: placing on fridge and in car list of medications, illnesses, allergies, doctors

• Medical Info Bracelet or Necklace: wearing bracelets or necklaces with essential medical information

• CPR and Heimlich Maneuver: keeping yourself and folks around you proficient in these important skills

• Stroke and Heart Attack Recognition: teaching family members to recognize symptoms and take quick action

• Advanced Health Care Directives: completing/updating living wills, medical POAs, DNRs, POLSTs, MOLSTs, TROPP . . .

• Care Plan: organizing detailed plan for daily routines, med schedules, and special needs

• Care Provider Search: helping to find home health aides, personal care assistants, or companion care providers

• Care Facility Search: helping to locate and compare adult day care centers and assisted living facilities

• Care Costs: researching and estimating costs

Your Legacy & Life

• Life Retrospective: reflecting on life fulfillment

• Legacy Vision: communicating your values and memories for your future generations.

• Family History: documenting, sharing, and passing on

• Family Dynamics: preparing to resolve family conflict and foster family harmony

• Values and interests alignment: reflecting on your values and interests to find fulfilling roles

• Discovering Opportunities: helping you find volunteering opportunities that resonate

• Vetting Volunteer Organizations: researching organizations for alignment with your values and goals

• Sense of Accomplishment: understanding your positive impact on the organization and to society

• Feeling of Fulfillment: appreciating your positive impact on folks you’ve helped, and on yourself

• Charitable Values and Passions: understanding your philanthropic passions

• Nonprofits Vetting: evaluating mission, efficiency, and impact

• DAFs, QCDs, and Bunching: using various strategies to meet your philanthropic goals and reduce tax

• Donating Appreciated Asset: minimizing capital gains taxes

• Charitable Annuity Trusts: analyzing suitability, costs and benefits

• Birth of grandchild and education planning: suggesting choices for education savings plans, 529 accounts, or trusts

• Inheriting an IRA: untangling the complexity of RBD, 5-year, 10-year, and other rules

• Loss of Spouse: mitigating “widow/widower’s tax penalty” + adjusting Social Security to maximize survivor benefits

• Moving Out of State: preparing and managing relocations

• Sudden Illness: preparing to manage multitude of hospital, doctor and recovery bills

• Will, Trusts, Life Insurance, Beneficiaries, PoAs, Account Titling: reviewing and updating all documents

• Charitable Giving: Analyzing trusts, gifts, and bequests to maximize philanthropic impact and tax deductions

• Inheritance Equivalency: accounting for tax status of taxable accounts vs tax-deferred vs tax-free accounts

• Estate Settlement Guidance: helping executors, trustees and trust protectors understand their duties

• Trusts: explaining use of revocable living, ILIT, CRT, GRAT, IDGT, SLAT, QPRT, SCIN, Life Estate . . . .

FLAT-FEE PRICING

No Account Transfers | No AUM Fees | No Commissions

Attractive, older, platinum-blonde haired lady with warm eyes and mischievous smile.

INDIVIDUAL’S PROJECT

Virtual Meetings + Problem Solutions + Written Action Steps

Project range: $720 – $8000

Complexity-based @ $360/hr)

Older, in love, lovely Black couple standing side-by-side with heads tilted toward and touching each other.

COUPLE’S PROJECT

Virtual Meetings + Problem Solutions + Written Action Steps

Project range: $900 – $9000

Complexity-based @ $360/hr)

COMPREHENSIVE FINANCIAL PLANNING

Complexity-based: range $5,000 – $12,000

FLAT-FEE PRICING

No Account Transfers | No AUM Fees | No Commissions

Attractive, older, platinum-blonde haired lady with warm eyes and mischievous smile.

INDIVIDUAL’S PROJECT

Virtual Meetings + Problem Solutions + Written Action Steps

Project range: $720 – $8000

Complexity-based @ $360/hr)

Older, in love, lovely Black couple standing side-by-side with heads tilted toward and touching each other.

COUPLE’S PROJECT

Virtual Meetings + Problem Solutions + Written Action Steps

Project range: $900 – $9000

Complexity-based @ $360/hr)

COMPREHENSIVE FINANCIAL PLANNING

Complexity-based: range $5,000 – $12,000