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About Mission Point Planning and Retirement
Our dedicated Financial Advisors serve as personal CFO’s for our clients with a special focus on shepherding clients into, and then through retirement. Our wealth management and retirement boutique focuses exclusively on giving our clients objective, unbiased advice on a variety of financial matters…our true value comes from knowing what really matters to them and being deeply involved in that. We go beyond the numbers and help clients clarify what’s important, simplify their lives and reduce anxiety about money and their future. We take special care to plan for those unforeseen events and circumstances that can side-track even the best laid plans.
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This is Mission Point Planning
Hate Waiting for Your Financial Adviser to Call You? Our clients enjoy a culture of proactive advice while our advisers employ the most sophisticated planning tools to adapt to a fluid market. Simply stated….Our success is our clients’ success. And we are serious about that.
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Don’t understand your 401(k)? You’re not alone.
One of the most common questions we encounter from clients is about their 401(k). While our teacher clients utilize a 403(b) and the federal employees we work have a Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), for the rest of the world – and majority of Americans – a 401(k) is a...
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Perfect brackets? Predicting the market? Both are impossible.
While we’re told to beware the ides of March, around our office we look forward to this time of year. Our staff has two proud Spartans who fully embrace the ‘madness’ of this month, while our youngest advisor cheers on his beloved Golden Grizzlies – not exactly a...
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How Will Rising Healthcare Costs Affect Your Retirement?
It’s no secret healthcare costs are going up. Medical expenses have been steadily increasing for years. In 2007, costs were up almost 12 percent. However, the rate of increase slowed to 6 percent during the past five years and that trend is expected to continue for...
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