Effective financial planning requires addressing three distinct stages—growth, retirement, and legacy—each with unique challenges and tax implications; focusing on only one stage can result in significant financial losses over time.
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If your advisor only talks about one piece of the puzzle, you could be leaving money on the table.Added:
If your financial advisor isn't talking about this, you're leaving money on the table. Planning really happens in three different stages, and when you plan, you have to keep them all in mind. There's a growth, retirement, and legacy stage.
Each has their own hurdles, and each has their own potential tax consequences. If your financial advisor is talking about just one, you're potentially losing money every day. So, if you want to really see what a comprehensive plan looks like, more than happy to connect to show you where the potential gaps are in your planning.
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