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Initial Financial Planning Meeting
If you are interested in a financial planning meeting, please call to discuss your specific circumstances and your expectations, and to determine if we are a good fit for each other. Meetings are by appointment only, and a comprehensive initial meeting takes about 3 hours.
What should you bring to the first meeting? - Summary of assets and liabilities (not required, but helpful)
- Tax returns for prior year
- Most recent investment statements (including IRA, 401(k), 403(b) and other retirement accounts)
- Loan balances and interest rates (credit cards, car loans, student loans, mortgage and any other loans)
- Life insurance (death benefits and premiums)
- Employee benefit information (life and disability insurance; retirement plans, including matching contributions and investment choices; stock options; employee stock purchase plan; and any other relevant benefits)
- Pension benefits statement
- Social Secruity benefits statement
- Any other documents you believe would be helpful to my understanding your finances
- List of issues and questions of concern to you
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