The Financial Health Check
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Few of us are absolutely certain of our direction
in these matters. This is where the Financial Health
Check can help.
This service is part of our financial
planning services, and examines all your financial
needs and goals and makes recommendations based on
your stated priorities. In this way, you should be
able to determine how close you are to achieving your
goals. Naturally, you can then take or leave any of
our recommendations.
The Financial Health Check covers the following areas:
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Summary
of your existing situation
Including a review of your goals
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Analysis
of your situation
Including a review of the arrangements that you
hold, and how these match up with your stated
goals. The Financial Health Check covers the following
areas:
o Investments
o Pensions
o Mortgages
o Protection
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Recommendations
This section will make recommendations for action
in the areas that do not match your goals, based
on sound financial principles.
The
Financial Health Check is prepared using the following
principles:
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Priority
1 – Protect your existing lifestyle
Your immediate concern should always be to protect
your current situation from whatever might happen,
so that should the worst happen, you are at least
financially strong.
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Priority
2 – Plan for the future
Once you are secure in your current situation
you can plan for the future, through savings for
specific events and pension planning.
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Priority 3 – Grow your existing
assets
Only when your future is secure can you start
to build on your investments.
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Priority
4 – Tax efficiency
You should ensure that your plans do not adversely
affect your tax situation.
Once your review has been conducted, we will send
you a report outlining your financial situation,
together with our advice on how to proceed. We
will then discuss these options before putting
them into practice.
We will offer all Financial Health Check clients
an annual review as part of the service. In this
review the process is repeated, to establish how
you are progressing towards your goals, and to
make recommendations for action. This gives you
the advantage of knowing that you are maintaining
your course towards financial security.
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