October is National Financial Planning Month

Did you know October is National Financial Planning Month? National Financial Planning Month helps raise awareness of the value of having a financial plan and working with a team that is committed to understanding your values and financial goals to create a meaningful wealth management plan that aligns with your life's priorities. In observance of this month's theme, we have a few ideas to share with you as it relates to your financial plan, and planning for the future:

1. Have a Plan

Investing without a plan usually isn't enough. Our skilled team specializes in overseeing each piece of your plan, making sure everything works together in one cohesive plan toward your defined goals. When you meet with us, we prioritize your plan to your specific needs.

2. Consider your Legacy

Whether your estate is shared with your children, is part of a philanthropic strategy, or both, we create portfolios and provide governance to make sure your wealth achieves its intended purpose. If you aren't sure what you want your legacy to be, we're here to help. Our team adds value to your life by helping you define what's valuable in yours. This ensures your plan is specific to your values and what you want your legacy to be.

3. Utilize Our Tools and Resources

Online financial planning tools have become more popular than ever. Among the many solutions we offer, the most popular planning tool we offer is E-Money. E-Money is a financial planning digital system that gives you access to your finances securely and efficiently anytime. The digital storage system provides many benefits to our clients. If you are not currently using this digital dashboard to view your plan, give our office a call. We're happy to get you set up for access.

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