A Fiduciary Approach to Investing.

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Built Around Your Best Interests. Not Ours.

We believe that truly serving your best interests means eliminating potential conflicts of interest, including those arising from plan-related expenses. All fees are straightforward, transparent, and clearly disclosed -- no surprises. Further, the plan has no commissions, hidden charges, or complex revenue sharing arrangements. Understanding the various types of fees involved with retirement plans is not easy, but rest assured our solution strives to balance the cost and value for all aspects of your plan.

INVESTMENT PRINCIPLES

OUR APPROACH

Our approach is different. As an independent financial services firm, we take ownership in helping you select the most effective portfolio solutions. Our integrated, yet flexible models provide our clients with the best of all worlds. You have a life to live. Let us focus on your retirement plan so you can focus on you and your family.

A FIRM FOUNDATION

The investment landscape has evolved and is becoming more complex. Diligent investment principles are key to building a firm foundation for your portfolio. Our structured investment approach guides the management of all investment strategies offered by our firm.

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Preparing for the home stretch

Things used to be simple.

When you retired, simply sign up for social security, collect your pension, and enjoy the ride. Fast forward to today - an intentional income plan is crucial as social security is likely insufficient and pensions have gone away. Further, people are living longer and are more active, placing more demands on your finances. Maximizing the impact of taxes, legacy planning, health and long-term care insurance, investment landscape, and retirement planning strategies can result in powerful benefits for your overall financial picture.

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Your dreams and lifestyle

Plan ahead. Really think about what you would like your retirement to be like. What will give you meaning? What will bring you joy? Can you start now doing less of what you dislike…and more of what you love?

Think about – and discuss with your loved ones – how you'd like to spend your time. Do you plan to earn income in any way, such as a part-time job or consulting? Or are you ready to leave the workforce altogether?

Be sure to think about the non-financial considerations and discuss them with your loved ones. It's important to have a plan for how you'll spend your newfound free time.

Get organized. Take stock of your income, expenses, assets and other financial obligations. Your assets include:

  • Retirement savings: IRAs and employer-sponsored plans
  • Equity in your home and other real estate
  • Cash value of life insurance
  • Investments
  • Bank accounts


Work with your financial advisor to identify a specific goal for the amount of retirement income you hope to achieve. Develop an income plan and portfolio allocation to help achieve your goals.

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