Our Services
Financial Planning
The Importance of a Written Plan
Do you have a roadmap to your future?
Does it list your goals, objectives and the what-ifs of life?
Do you periodically review your progress?
Do you have someone helping you look over your shoulder?
Goal-setting may help lead to happiness. Recognizing our potential and then utilizing it gives us a sense of empowerment, growth and pride. We owe it to ourselves to question what it is we really want to do and how we’re going to do it.
It all begins with a plan. There is something about the process that can help make us better prepared for what may lie ahead. We encourage our clients to take some time to dream and plan.
What's it going to be? A great vacation...a new business milestone...financial security…better health...exploring your faith...whatever you decide, choose something that excites you, brings you to life, and can make you a better version of yourself.
When we think about the work we are doing and what we are most excited about, two things come immediately to mind; the help we can bring in designing the master financial plan, and the executing and monitoring of that plan.
Make This the Year You Establish a Plan
Business Exit Planning
We are committed to providing financial and emotional support for business owners and individuals by helping to plan for and working towards successfully executing one of the most important financial event of their lives---the transition out of their business into the next chapter of their lives.
As a successful business owner, you set and attain goals every day. You chart a course for your company, adjust it when necessary, and constantly create innovative ways to overcome new challenges and take advantage of new opportunities. We call this working "in" your business.
At PRI, we make a distinction between working "in" your business and working "on" your business. Working “on” your business means creating value for a future exit. We help business owners bring the two together by integrating their personal financial plan with their overall business exit plan.
The Facts
2.34 million private businesses in the U.S. are owned by baby boomers, most of whom will retire in the next 10 to 20 years, and 70 to 80 percent of these business owners have no succession plan. (Crainsdetroit.com, October 2017)
88% of business owners do not have a written plan to transition from current ownership. (FORBES.com, February 2017)
What This Means to You
To exit your business on your terms it helps to have a plan.
Your plan should include personal and business objectives, both for the present and looking forward 5 to 10 years and beyond.
A planned transition can help create order and motivation which may enhance business value.
Wealth Management Services
Each investor has a unique profile formed by their time horizon, personal risk tolerance, current assets, beliefs about money, investment goals, and market outlook - and most of these factors change over time. But for all investors, regardless of their personal profiles, understanding the drivers of investment performance and risk management provides a foundation for financial decision-making. This knowledge inspires confidence in your investment strategy and a framework for repositioning that strategy as circumstances change.
We believe in independence. Investing is not a "cookie-cutter" or "one size fits all" approach. Our company has access to several investment strategies. We work with you to determine which fits your needs and is designed to provide the best experience.
We believe in goal-based planning that leads to constructing allocated portfolios which are designed to limit your exposure to unnecessary risks, while implementing strategies to help lead you towards success.