Wealth Management Workshop
Creating an Actionable Financial Plan for You and Your Family
This workshop is designed to guide you through an interactive process to confidentially craft your own wealth management plan, to identify open threats or opportunities regarding your wealth, and to adjust your plan in the future consistent with the needs and wishes of your spouse or significant other, regardless of the differences in your “money personalities.” Included in the components of the financial plan will be defining your family mission, vision, and values, understanding your money personalities, and determining what you want to achieve with your money. Once these are defined, you will work to develop the following: an estate plan, a strategy for cash flow and debt, a tax plan, an investment plan, an insurance and asset protection plan, how to navigate future economic conditions, a plan for future windfall or financial calamity, and a plan to guide your children whether they are young or are adults. There will also be discussion of developing and tracking KPIs so you can make informed decisions in the future in context of your overall situation.
Bonus: If you own a business, you will learn how to evaluate your company retirement plan.
This workshop is summarized in this article: Here’s a DIY Financial Plan Checklist
Outline and Resources
Downloads: Workshop Slides, Workbook
Ten Things the Financial Industry May Not Tell You
Bryan’s Five Rules for Financial Success
Planning First / Family First
1) Fluency and Interest
2) Money Personalities
3) Mission, Vision, Values, and Legacy
4) Financial Statements / KPIs
5) Cash Flow and Managing Debt
6) Income Tax Planning
7) Possessions, Transportation, Housing, and Lifestyle
8) Insurance and Asset Protection
9) Investment Planning
Tune Out the Noise Access Password: MARKETSWORK – Dimensional Film “Markets Work” which includes the history of the efficient market hypothesis
10) Retirement Planning, Employee Benefits, Social Security, and Pensions
11) External Events: Windfalls, Liquidity Events, Job Loss, and Recessions
12) Estate and Legacy Planning
13) Process / Accountability / Professional Help
14) What next
15) Second Opinion