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Finding your path to SUCCESS

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Finacial Planning

Setting goals is a key part of the financial planning process, implementing your plan and working to meet those goals may be the most important step.

Investments Management

Investment management involves creating, monitoring and optimizing clients’ financial portfolios

Taxes Planning

The primary purpose of effective tax planning is to minimise taxable income, thus minimising a taxpayer’s tax liability.

Retirement Managerment

While not running out of money is a primary concern for most future retirees, covering healthcare expenses is a close second, according to Wells Fargo research.

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The goals and objectives will be the guide to the financial plan and should provide a roadmap for your financial future. They should contain the following features:

  • Quantifiable and achievable
  • Clear and have a defined timeframe
  • Separate your needs from your wants

The financial planning process and its success will depend on the quality and clarity of the information communicated to your adviser. Your adviser will complete a detailed financial fact-find to capture all relevant information in relation to your finances. This will include:

  • Income and expenditure
  • Assets and liabilities
  • Risk attitude, tolerance and capacity

The financial plan is developed based on the information received in step 2 and analysis completed. Each of the goals and objectives in step 1 should be addressed and a recommendation for each identified. It will include:

  • Net worth statement (a balance sheet)
  • Annual consolidated tax calculation
  • Annual cash flow report (displaying surplus or deficit)

The report is presented, explained, discussed and then signed by both client and adviser.

Once the analysis and development of the plan is complete, the adviser will outline the recommended courses of action. This can involve implementing:

  • A new pension or investment strategy
  • Changing stocks in portfolio
  • Additional life or serious illness insurance
  • Income and expenditure adjustments

The Adviser may carry out the recommendations or serve as your coach, coordinating the process with you and other professionals such as accountants or tax managers.

Financial planning is a dynamic on-going process that requires continuous monitoring. Review of the actions recommended in the plan should take place regularly, and the goals should be reviewed annually to take account of a change in income, asset values, business or family circumstances.

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