Remember that Financial Advice, Wealth Management, and Estate Planning Are Not One and the Same

Your financial life may seem complicated because there are so many different elements you must consider, including your charitable giving, your estate planning, your taxes, and your general wealth management. A comprehensive wealth management team, in addition to other professionals that you engage such as a tax advisor or an estate planning attorney can be an important component of protecting your interests now and in the future.

There are many different terms used to describe what financial professionals do: planning, advising, guiding, coaching, managing and more. However, these terms can be extremely confusing for investors. Wealth management is also another term that is often overused and frequently misunderstood by the same people who could benefit from it. Wealth management provides a broad range of full services for a client in three primary ways, including investment consulting, advanced planning, and relationship management.

A professional network relationship tapped into by a wealth management team and the experience and knowledge provided by an estate planning attorney and other professionals could prove an important support when you are looking ahead to the future for the purposes of estate planning.

With so many questions and concerns to consider as you look towards how to protect your assets to empower your loved ones after you pass away and even the potential for charitable giving, it is important to engage with professionals who you can trust. Talk to an estate planning lawyer in Pasadena to learn more about planning for your future.

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