It is paramount to address and prepare for potential scenarios that could dramatically impact your shared future. This includes any significant happening that involve your:
If you or your significant other became ill or disabled, how would it affect your current lifestyle, careers, and future ambitions? The ability to remain financially self-sufficient should one partner be unable to generate income during adversity warrants thoughtful contemplation.
When it comes to little ones, you must account for increased living expenses, childcare, education funding, and the selection of alternative guardians. It requires a meticulous approach to ensure the long-term security and prosperity of your children.
From retirement to assisted living and end of life, these life events can be sensitive to talk about and need compassionate yet strategic planning. Financial planners play a crucial role in assisting families navigating these transitions by providing guidance, resources, and mediation.
As financial planners, we do not provide specific tax and legal advice. You should always consult your accountant and/or lawyer where necessary. Because of the many ways a strategy may be impacted when segmented, we prefer to communicate collectively with your external professionals to ensure that all recommendations and action plans are in the overall best interest of you, with your professionals working with common goals in mind.
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