Organize Donor's Estate:
In my 12 years experience in the financial planning profession I have found two common scenarios
Client #1
The vast majority of clients
have had their finances in complete disarray and having very little understanding of what they owned and where it could be
found. The issue that arose most often had to do with Life Insurance policies that were initiated many years ago, but
the policy could not be found or the beneficiary was out of date. For example, a male in his early 30's purchases a
life insurance policy and at the time he is neither married nor has children of his own. In many cases he would put
his parents on as the primary beneficiaries. Now, it's 15 years later, the policy is still enforced, but he has married
with two kids and his parents have passed away but he has yet to change his beneficiary to reflect his current wishes. This
same situation is frequently found with qualified plans such as an employee's previous employer 401-k Plan. In most
cases the statements can't be found and the beneficiary hasn't been updated, not to mention the many clients who have yet
to even start on an organized financial plan.
Client #2
We also get clients who have their Living Trust with their assets protected from any
unexpected turn of events. They have seen a financial planner and an attorney , sometimes even their CPA may join in,
to make sure the person avoids probate or they are differentiating their personal assets from their business' assets
or maybe they are maximizing their tax returns. And usually this person just wants to give more and doesn't know the best
ways to go about doing that to benefit the causes they hold close to them.
ABC Directive has helped
many clients as described above acheive success on multiple financial levels. Let us help you and your charity grow.