Getting Started With Wealth Planning
A successful planning process starts with understanding your complete financial picture. The more information you can provide, the more personalized and accurate your recommendations will be.
Here's what I will ask you about
Income & Tax Information
Investment and retirement account balances
Mortgage details
Loan and credit card balances
Life, disability, and long-term care insurance policies
Estate Planning Documents
Family Information
Your Goals
Questions to Consider
- Current Income sources and amounts
- Social Security Income
- Pension, business, rental property, or other income information
- Accounts & Assets
Investment and retirement account balances
- Bank account balances
- Real estate information
- Business ownership interests
- Debts & Insurance
Mortgage details
Loan and credit card balances
Life, disability, and long-term care insurance policies
Estate Planning Documents
- Wills and trusts
- Powers of attorney
Family Information
- Kids names and DoB
- Health and special situations
Your Goals
- When would you like to retire?
- What financial goals are most important to you?
- Are there major purchases or life changes on the horizon?
- Is charitable giving or legacy planning important to you?
Questions to Consider
- What are your biggest financial concerns?
- What would financial success look like for you?
- What questions would you like answered?
- Think about your financial goals and priorities
- Write down any questions you'd like answered
Documents and Information That Can Strengthen Your Plan
· Most recent tax return
· Recent pay stub(s)
· Social Security benefit estimate
· Investment and retirement account statements
· Annuity statements
· Mortgage statements
· Insurance statements
· Recent pay stub(s)
· Social Security benefit estimate
· Investment and retirement account statements
· Annuity statements
· Mortgage statements
· Insurance statements