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OUR SERVICES

With our years of experience and education, we believe in providing our clients with an optimal retirement plan that includes a variety of valuable services to help meet their goals. Our team of professionals can help you create a well-thought-out strategy, using a variety of investments and insurance products and services, to help you address your financial needs and concerns.

With our years of experience and education, we believe in providing our clients with an optimal retirement plan that includes a variety of valuable services to help meet their goals. Our team of professionals can help you create a well-thought-out strategy, using a variety of investments and insurance products and services, to help you address your financial needs and concerns.

Ready to Put These Strategies Into Action?

You’ve seen the tools that can change your financial future—now let’s build a plan that’s right for you.

Tax-Free Retirement

Many people save inside 401(k)s and IRAs without realizing:

  • Taxes are due when you withdraw

  • Required minimum distributions can force withdrawals

  • Market volatility can impact retirement income

Tax-free retirement strategies are designed to:

  • Create income that can be accessed tax-free

  • Reduce future tax exposure

  • Protect against market downturns

  • Provide predictable retirement income

This strategy is often used by high earners, business owners, and families who want certainty and control in retirement. Learn how you can do it for yourself as well.

Life Insurance Solutions

We help you choose the right coverage based on your goals — not pressure or confusion.

Coverage Options We Offer

Term Life Insurance

  • Affordable coverage for a set period

  • Ideal for income replacement and family protection

Permanent Life Insurance (Whole Life)

  • Lifetime coverage

  • Builds guaranteed cash value

  • Can support long-term financial strategies

Mortgage Protection

  • Helps pay off your home if something happens to you

  • Protects your family from losing the house

Income Protection

  • Helps replace income during illness or injury

  • Keeps bills paid when work stops

Infinite Banking

  • Uses cash-value life insurance as a personal banking system

  • Access funds without traditional lenders

Living Benefits

  • Access policy funds in case of serious illness

  • Money can be used for medical bills or living expenses

Cash Value

  • Grows over time

  • Can be accessed or borrowed against

Living Trust

A will is a legal document that explains who you want to receive your assets, but it must go through probate court before anything is distributed. This process can take months, cost thousands of dollars, and become public record.

A living trust is a legal arrangement that allows your assets to be transferred without going through court. Your instructions are carried out privately and efficiently, exactly as you intended.

With a living trust, you can:

  • Avoid probate delays and costly court fees

     

  • Keep your financial affairs private

     

  • Protect children and chosen beneficiaries

     

  • Decide exactly how and when your assets are distributed

     

If you own a home, have children, or simply want peace of mind knowing your family won’t face unnecessary stress, a living trust is one of the most important documents you can have

“What would happen to your estate if you don’t have either?”

Final Expense

Most families aren’t prepared for how expensive end-of-life costs really are.

Funerals, medical bills, and final expenses can easily total $10,000 or more, and those costs are often due immediately.

Without coverage, the burden doesn’t disappear — it gets passed to your children or loved ones during one of the hardest moments of their lives.

Final expense insurance is designed to make sure:

  • Your family isn’t forced to come up with money overnight

  • Loved ones don’t have to use credit cards or fundraisers

  • Your final wishes are handled with dignity, not stress

These plans are:

  • Available with no medical exam

  • Designed for individuals up to age 80

  • Simple, affordable, and fast to approve

Final expense coverage isn’t about money — it’s about protecting your family from a financial crisis during an emotional one.

401(k) Rollovers

If you have retirement savings in a 401(k), 403(b), or 457(b) plan, those funds don’t always need to remain with a former employer or current plan administrator.

In many cases, a rollover can move those funds into a strategy that offers more flexibility, better income options, and clearer long-term planning.

How a Rollover May Help

A rollover may help you:

  • Reduce unnecessary fees

  • Gain better investment or income options

  • Protect a portion of your savings from market risk

  • Create more predictable retirement income

Common Qualifying Events for a Rollover

You may be eligible to roll over your retirement account after certain life or employment changes, including:

  • Change of jobs or retirement

  • Change of plan administrator

  • Death of a spouse

  • Divorce or legal separation

  • Disability

  • Reaching eligible retirement age

What Happens If I Don’t Roll It Over During a Qualifying Event?

When a qualifying event occurs, there’s often a limited window to take action.

If no action is taken:

  • Your funds may remain locked in the current plan

  • Fees and limited investment options can continue

  • Certain rollover opportunities may be lost

Sometimes doing nothing reduces future flexibility, even if it doesn’t feel urgent at the time.

Understanding the 59½ Rule

The 59½ rule determines when you can access retirement funds without an early-withdrawal penalty.

  • Withdrawals before age 59½ may trigger a 10% IRS penalty, plus taxes

  • After 59½, the penalty is removed (taxes may still apply)

This rule affects most tax-deferred retirement accounts, including 401(k)s, 403(b)s, 457(b)s, and traditional IRAs.

What Are RMDs (Required Minimum Distributions)?

RMDs are mandatory withdrawals required by the IRS from certain retirement accounts once you reach age 73 (2026 rules).

RMDs apply to:

  • Traditional IRAs

  • SEP & SIMPLE IRAs

  • 401(k), 403(b), and governmental 457(b) plans

RMDs:

  • Must be taken every year

  • Are taxed as ordinary income

  • Apply whether or not you need the money

(Roth IRAs do not have RMDs for the original owner.)

Our Approach

We help you understand:

  • When a rollover is allowed

  • What rules apply to your specific account

  • How penalties, taxes, and RMDs may impact your retirement

No pressure. Just clarity — so you can make informed decisions about your money.

Debt Solutions

High-interest debt can block your financial future.

Our debt solutions are designed to help:

  • Lower monthly payments

  • Organize multiple debts

  • Reduce financial stress

  • Create a realistic path forward

No judgment. Just solutions.