Financial Planning Philosophy and Process
The common approach to financial planning
Many people tend to approach investing by choosing a stock that was recommended by a friend, investing in a 401(k) or by purchasing a mutual fund selected as a “top pick” by a financial publication. Unfortunately, this approach may lead to an assortment of unrelated financial products, which may not work well together or help you reach your goals
- Assess your current financial situation
- Identify your priorities and concerns
- Gather Information and establish priorities
- Analyze your data
- Present results of analysis
- Discuss priorities and future steps
- Review your specific recommendations
- Select suitable products and services
- Develop implementation schedule for products and services
- Regular reviews of your comprehensive financial plan with regard to performance, goals and current financial position
- Implement necessary changes or enhancements according to new assessments