Our Values
We place a premium on managing your assets so you can enjoy your life both now and in the future.
Finding your Zoë: AUTONOMY, SECURITY & GENEROSITY©
We’re in the business of helping our clients get a return on their lives, so we encourage them to invest in advice. Our commitment is to help our clients move to a place where they feel empowered, safe, and able to help others. The financial planning process we utilize assists our clients so they can enjoy the life God planned for them. We call it finding your Zoë.
AUTONOMY
Answer this question: “At the end of every pay-cycle, how different would your life be, if all of it was all yours?” For some, this kind of power (autonomy) has eluded them since their first summer job. Our financial planning process helps our clients:
SECURITY
It’s easy to believe that the life you envision starts at retirement—we disagree. Enjoying your life now and feeling financially secure is a goal worthy of your labor, regardless of when you arrive at this stage. Our process seeks to allow our clients to:
GENEROSITY©
This copyrighted process is designed for our clients who are passionate about their favored charities—and want to do more. GENEROSITY© positions assets in such a way that our clients maintain ownership and control while gifting the proceeds to those they trust.
We partner with those who desire to possess a life of fulfillment, wanting their assets to provide for the life they envision both now and in the future, and who value professional guidance along the way.
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If you’re over the age of 62 and in need of some extra cash flow in your retirement, you may be considering a reverse mortgage. Borrowing money from your home equity might sound like a good idea, but is it actually a wise move financially? Here are some things to consider when making the decision to take out a reverse mortgage on your home.
