10 elements to becoming Financially Well Organised
When you have a clear strategy for each of the elements, you will be Financially Well Organised and you too can have peace of mind your financial affairs are in order.
Foundation elements:
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Goals and Objectives
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Estate Plan
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Risk Plan
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Asset Protection Plan
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Taxation Plan
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Debt Plan
Growth elements:
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Retirement plan
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Business Plan
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Superannuation Plan
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Investment Plan
Each of these key elements work together to align with your goals. They are not ‘steps’ that must be planned in a set order, however, they are related parts to the same overall strategy.
The Foundation elements focus on establishing a solid framework. They give you the basis to move forward with confidence. These elements focus on getting clear on where you want to be and ensures the different elements align holistically to set you on the right path.
The Growth elements are then developed, building on and continuing to align to your goals, so you have a clear action plan to achieve your ultimate outcome of being Financially Well Organised.
This coordinated approach has time and time again produced greater outcomes for clients than the sum its individual parts and has delivered financial solutions that enhance the overall advice proposition.
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