Associations are looking to increase membership … it is our experience that holistic wealth management ranks high on the list of members’ demand. Associations consider our financial education workshops and wealth management services to be a valuable component of the list of benefits they offer to their members.
FFG’s PLANNING PROCESS COMPONENTS
Review of your Objectives and Risk/Reward Attitudes: Short term, medium range and long term goals as well as perceptions of risks and expected rewards
Asset Structure: Review of current holdings, present value, cost basis, growth and expected purchases
Liabilities: Present and anticipated debt obligations
Income Tax Analysis: Projections for ten years, with review of personal tax returns for last two years
Cash Flow Management: Projections for ten years, determine effective use of anticipated surplus, managing deficits
Investment Review: Analysis and recommendations
Insurance Review: Analysis and recommendations
Employee Benefits: Review and recommendations co-ordinate with personal assets and spousal plans
Disability Income: Analysis and recommendations ten year projections of taxes, cash flow and net worth
Estate Distribution: Costs and taxation analysis methods of reducing probate costs and estate duties
Capital Needs and Survivor Income Analysis: Analysis and recommendations
Retirement Income: Analysis and recommendations inflation, qualified plans and increasing net cash flow
Financial Organizer File: For all documents, policy records
Income Tax Organizer File: Used each year to accumulate and store vital records to support tax returns
Master Implementation Checklist: To monitor your financial progress and be aware of advisor performance
Periodic Review Sessions: Verify progress evaluation of investments, benefit plans and document completion
