Individuals and Families

Young and single; married and unmarried couples; comfortable and looking towards retirement; wealthy and worried; elderly or ill.  These are all life circumstances that warrant having a financial professional, but also knowing which one to have.

 

The FourFront Group professionals rely on a well-established methodology that incorporates the most significant components of an individual’s financial plan.  And as your individual needs become your family needs, we adjust your roadmap according to those circumstances.

 

We understand our clients, and utilize a broad range of services and strategies to help them work toward pursuing their individual financial goals. Our decisions are made with each client’s best interests in mind, and our aim is to serve every client with the highest standard of care. We develop trust by having a track record of delivering practical innovative strategies for:

1. Financial Planning

Developing a well-rounded financial plan requires an analysis of your potential retirement needs, saving for your children’s education, short- and long-term investment goals, and leaving a legacy for your heirs. To construct a meaningful financial plan, we will take the time to thoroughly discuss your current asset mix and their values, assess your risk tolerance level, and determine your primary and secondary goals for your family.

2. Risk Management

Assessing risk is a crucial part of your financial plan. If you experience ill health, disability, or premature death, it can adversely impact your family’s financial future. However, there are a number of insurance products that can dramatically reduce the financial loss associated with illness, death, and disability.

3. Asset Allocation

Asset allocation is the process of developing a diversified portfolio of differing types of investments in varying proportions in order to help protect a portfolio from market swings. Investors’ money is divided between different types of investments such as stocks, bonds, and cash. Factors that generally influence the asset allocation decision are an investor’s financial needs and goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon.

4. Estate Planning Strategies and Wealth Preservation

A well-drafted estate plan ensures that your assets will be used to benefit the people or institutions that you choose, in the amounts that you choose. It attempts to minimize the taxes and costs associated with your death. A good estate plan also keeps the process of settling your estate as simplified and efficient as possible. Although we do not offer tax or legal services, we work your with accountants and lawyers to help ensure that your plans are addressed comprehensively.

5. Wealth Accumulation Opportunities & Retirement Planning

At the heart of wealth accumulation is the need to plan for retirement and financial independence. We can help you construct, implement, and maintain a diversified portfolio addressing a broad spectrum of investment objectives, including long-term accumulation of capital and current income. We offer a wide variety of investment options and have access to some of the most well-known asset managers. In addition, we include tax-advantaged options such as IRAs, annuities, and employer-sponsored plans.