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Nonprofit Executives

The Nonprofit environment is often one where, to move up, you need to move out.

 

Over the course of a decade or two, a Nonprofit Executive can rack up an impressive array of former employer plans.  Add to this the fact that, in addition to a 403(b) or 401(k) retirement savings plan, nonprofit organizations often offer benefit plans that are not standard, such as 401(a), 457(b) or Healthcare Reimbursement Plans, and you’ve entered an area of the field served by fewer and fewer financial professionals.  We help our Nonprofit Executive clients to understand the nature of these programs, to update and/or coordinate the ones that can’t move, and to consolidate the ones that can.

Financial Report

Educate

As a Nonprofit Executive, we will help you to make sense of the benefits you have.

 

We will help guide you through an initial process of confirming that existing benefit programs have up-to-date beneficiaries, that accounts are structured to maximize impact on your taxes and that programs are being properly funded.  We will review legacy Plans and help you to either update or move them.  We will work with you to create an investment strategy that makes sense, given the market conditions, other retirement investments, your personal orientation to risk and your time to retirement.  

We will then advise you on how you can coordinate all of your retirement benefits. 

 

Including those in your household with this new investment strategy, and we'll work with you to make the coordination happen.

Financial Advisor

Coordinate

Financial Report

Consolidate

We will evaluate any accounts from a former employer, inheritance, or from time spent with a previous advisor. 
 

We will evaluate all of the accounts, and if it would be beneficial, we will help you to consolidate them based on a desire to lower costs, relieve complexity or pursue a specific goal that is not being addressed.  

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