Could working with a financial planner help?

 

Jeff Brown, CPA, CFP

Jeff Brown, CPA, CFP

I’m not a tycoon, but I have questions about financial planning.  Could working with a financial planner help?

Financial planning is not limited to the ultra-rich.  Most people can benefit from using a financial planner.  A financial planner can help you allocate your investments, assess your need for health, life, disability, and long term care insurance, and eliminate or minimize federal and state estate taxes.  In addition, using a financial planner can help keep you “on track” with your financial plan.  Give us a call and let us show you how working with a financial planner could benefit your family.

authored by:  Jeff Brown, CPA, CFP

Health exchanges

One of the legislative proposals currently being discussed is a taxpayer funded health exchange set up by the government to compare different plans and options. Fortunately, qualified insurance brokers can do the exact same thing for you right now (and without raising your taxes). One of my jobs as a financial advisor is to compare all the available plans and options and help you determine the best plan for your budget and medical needs. As one of the fastest growing expenses in a household budget, medical insurance planning is a critical component of your overall financial plan. The Financial Planning Association states that medical insurance costs are second only to mortgage expenses in households 35-65 and for retirees it is often their biggest expense. Whether you are looking for a comprehensive medical plan, a health savings account, or long term care insurance, I can help you take the guess work out of choosing among the different plans. Authored by:  Ben Leyhew bleyhew@fssplanning.com