45
of men seek professional assistance and financial advice for retirement.
10
of women seek professional assistance and financial advice for retirement.
15
of women will outlive their spouses by 20 years.
76
of baby boomers have not saved enough for their retirement.

Comprehensive Financial Help – Advice and Implementation

List of Services

  • Performing a financial retirement plan
  • Projecting net worth
  • Determining retirement needs and future living expenses
  • Assessing current and future cash flow
  • Examining tax reduction strategies
  • Analyzing pension options
  • Evaluating Social Security options
  • Reviewing medical insurance options
  • Examining disability income needs and insurance policy terms
  • Recommending fixed income investment strategies
  • Analyzing life insurance needs and evaluating policy terms
  • Reviewing pros and cons of purchasing long term care insurance
  • Examining property/casualty needs and evaluating insurance terms
  • Assisting with identity theft protection
  • Strategizing retirement funding
  • Evaluating annuities and their appropriate use
  • Setting up budget and financial management strategies using our proprietary on-line program

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Retirement Financial Planning in Lexington

Mary’s Journey

Retired woman looking at computer

After working 42 years for a major U.S. corporation, Mary was laid off. She and her husband Mitch came to see us for financial advice. During the meeting, Mitch shared concerns about losing Mary's salary. He asked if they could continue to live their current lifestyle in retirement and if they were going to run out of money in their senior years.  We noticed Mary was quiet and withdrawn. After asking some probing questions, it became apparent that Mary was facing an identity crisis. She worked most of her life as an upper-level manager. She was an integral part of the company. Without her job, she felt out of place, lost and withdrawn.

Retired couple in meeting
During our meetings, we utilized various tools (worksheets and discussions) to help Mary find new meaning and direction in her life. We were able to bring out hidden passions from her youth, such as yoga, fitness, and gardening. Retirement would provide her the time and means to focus on these activities. Mary became attentive and engaged. She felt back in control ready to transition forward into retirement. We worked on their financial plan and determined that they could retire with ease.

Retired woman resting
Today, we work closely with Mary and Mitch. We review their financial plan annually; this provides them both with the comfort of knowing they can continue to chart their course and pursue their dreams. With regular planning, they continue to whittle down their bucket list every year!

Parting Thoughts...

Eastern Bluebird perched on a tree stump.

"Over the next week, spend 10 minutes every evening writing about an experience that you are grateful
for, sometimes it can be as simple as seeing a beautiful bird! Writing it down rather than thinking about
it leads to a deeper level of processing, which has a more sustained effect on your mood. Remember to write about something different each day."
~ Dr. Robert Emmons

“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.”
Mae West