Marion Office

307 Judge Smith Drive,

Suite A
Marion, AR 72364

New Investors

Starting early is the key to building wealth. We help those who are new to investing determine how much to save and spend, how to pay down debt, and ways to prepare for the future. This includes:

  • Reviewing employer-sponsored retirement plan options
  • Implementing additional investments for retirement
  • Determining college savings options
  • Evaluating insurance needs
  • Collaborating with your estate attorney
  • Planning for tax considerations

Nearing Retirement

Those who are nearing retirement – even if it’s 15 or 20 years away – should make sure they’re on the right path to enjoy their future lifestyle. We help you consider the needs of today and plan for those of tomorrow, including:

  • Reviewing investments to ensure they align with your goals
  • Managing risk and evaluating whether you’re taking too much or too little before retirement comes
  • Calculating cash flow and budgeting for lifestyle expenses
  • Preparing to send kids to college
  • Considering tax implications of investments when you’re withdrawing in retirement
  • Evaluating additional and changing insurance needs

Retirees

The game changes once you’re retired. Instead of accumulating wealth, you’re usually spending your savings. We help retirees plan for the income they’ll need in order to enjoy the retirement lifestyle they’ve always wanted.  We do that by:

  • Designing a tax-efficient withdrawal strategy
  • Implementing an income strategy through dividends
  • Evaluating the options for tax-free retirement income
  • Advising on Social Security and Medicare benefits
  • Monitoring longevity risk
  • Coordinating charitable giving plans and vehicles
  • Managing lifestyle expenses
  • Assessing long-term care insurance needs
  • Planning for transfer of wealth to other generations

“The habit of saving is itself an education; it fosters every virtue, teaches self-denial, cultivates the sense of order, trains to forethought, and so broadens the mind.”  
– T.T. Munger

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