Albuquerque and Santa Fe’s Hourly Financial Advisor, Retirement Planner and Investment Firm

 

Intelligent Investing is an independent registered investment advisory firm specializing in comprehensive hourly rate financial planning, retirement planning and investment management services.

Intelligent Investing - establishing, growing, managing, and protecting Client assets through life's various stages. 

 
 

Typical topics covered:

Budgeting, Emergency Fund/Cash Reserve Buckets, Beneficiary Designations to Will & Trust Documents, How one is currently invested vs. How one may need to invest, Insurance to Long Term Care Insurance planning, Healthcare costs, Part-time work modeling to Social Security claiming strategies, to Roth conversions and/or tax planning.

Generally, a financial plan takes between 20 and 30 hours and we meet three or more times (dependent upon Client needs).

What’s in a typical investment management plan:

1) Determination of your projected household budget and risk tolerance; 2) Development of your Investment Policy Statement; 3) Creation & Delivery of your “How to invest” Excel Spreadsheet (with ticker symbols and dollar amounts); and 4) Development of your Summary Investment Management Plan (a written document detailing the “How” & “Why” of your plan’s implementation).

Generally, an investment management plan takes between 15 and 35 hours and we meet two or more times (dependent upon Client needs).

 

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