Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
PLANNING YOUR RETIREMENT
When can I retire?
What are the biggest risks to my retirement?
How much do I need to save each month?
How much income will I need in retirement ?
Will I have enough money to last my lifetime?
How do I minimize my taxes in retirement?
What are the risks of retiring early?
What type of account to save into?
What are the tax implications of retiring early?
Do you have enough cash flow?
Is your asset/liability ratio balanced?
Do you have sufficient insurance coverage?
What does your retirement and succession plan look like?
Can better tax planning and preparation your annual returns?
Is charitable planning important to you?
How about saving more for your heirs?
Might an investment portfolio analysis help your potential for returns and income while reducing your portfolio risk?
Do I have a handle on my budget?
Am I maximizing my savings in a tax-efficient way?
Should I prioritize paying down debts - student, credit card - or building investment accounts?
Home ownership vs renting ?
Do I have enough protection to ensure my family’s lifestyle should an unforeseen event occur?
Frequently Asked Questions
MANAGING YOUR INVESTMENTS
What's your investment philosophy?
Do you have the right asset allocation?
Are you properly Diversified?
How are you managing the downside risks?
Do you have access to the right investments?
Do you have access to alternative investments?
Are your revenues, costs, profits, and profit margins healthy?
Have you recently done a strategic business assessment?
Are you tracking expenses, payroll, and tax obligations efficiently?
Where can you gain access to capital to help you grow your business?
What are your retirement and business succession options?
Is your business adequately insured to cover all risks?
How much liquidity do you have or need?
When should I start an education savings plan for my children?
Answer to Frequently Asked Questions
LEAVING A LEGACY
Quarterly financial planning meetings
Monitor changes in your situation and update the plan
Model 'What If' Scenarios to plan for unexpected
Collaborate with your tax advisor to minimize taxes
Rebalance and reallocate your portfolio as your situation evolves
Saving for College
Buying a 1st or 2nd home
Managing equity compensation
Paying off debt
Planning for Retirement
Minimizing taxes
Paying themselves more than they need
Using their business account for personal expenses
Not taking advantage of low interest rates and depreciation, when available
Not having the correct corporate structure
Not having a succession and tax plan
Using liquid funds to make illiquid purchases
Not having the appropriate retirement plan or any retirement plan.
Not having adequate bookkeeping support
Not delegating or hiring a financial professional
Not having appropriate insurance plan