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"...while they can’t turn back the clock and address these issues beforehand - such as increasing their spouse’s life insurance or saving more - there are ways to take control and feel more confident in their future. When working with widows, there are a few first steps I recommend taking:
1. Get Organized Whether or not you handled all of your family’s finances, some, or none, the first step is to organize your financial documents. Before you can determine how to budget and what steps to take, you have to first understand where you stand financially. If you are having trouble translating your investment account statements, a financial advisor can help you understand what your documents mean. You’ll want to copy and safeguard your important documents and review life insurance policies with a trusted advisor.
2. Budget for a Single Income More than half of widows have difficulty adjusting to a single income. This may because they haven’t reevaluated their bills and expenses and adjusted..."
"...Once we understand your family’s current circumstances, goals, and unique needs, we develop
strategies to help preserve and potentially grow your wealth and take over the time-consuming tasks associated with managing your complex financial affairs.
Working with a family office can benefit families in a number of ways, including:
Preserving wealth through proactive management and appropriate strategies
Mitigating risk by diversifying investments
Assisting with the transfer of wealth from one generation to the next through strategic asset allocation and estate planning..."
"...More than likely, you have a clear understanding of your relationship with your doctor or your dentist. You pay a fee and, in return, you receive a service, including advice and recommendations based on your individual situation. It would make sense then for your relationship with your financial advisor to be the same; but for many, that’s not the case.
At Financial Guideposts, we’ve noticed a trend: that the general public does not understand the relationship they have with their financial advisor. We want to change that. We believe there are two critical aspects you should understand when working with a financial advisor: how he or she gets paid and what services he or she provides..."
