Financial Planning

Posted Oct. 16, 2019
As our Clients approach retirement and prepare to begin making distributions from their portfolio to meet their spending needs, we often hear questions like these: How much can I safely spend from my portfolio in retirement? How will I know if I’m heading for trouble?...
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Posted Sep. 05, 2019
The Discovery Process is the first step in Yeske Buie’s financial planning process once we’ve decided to work together – but it certainly doesn’t end there! Discovery is a vital and ongoing part of our work together, and as we prepare your financial plan, we...
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Posted Sep. 05, 2019
As is Yeske Buie tradition, the Yeske Buie Financial Planning Team once again attended the FPA Far West Roundup in Santa Cruz, California. A relaxed and intimate conference, Far West Roundup facilitates deeper, more personal discussions and allows planners to forge connections with many of...
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Posted Aug. 22, 2019
Financial planning is often thought to only include asset management, investing, and number crunching. And all of those pieces matter! But none of it matters if it’s not personal, relatable, and aligned with who you are and what matters to you. Our discovery process is...
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Posted Aug. 08, 2019
Although the era of HBO’s record-breaking TV series, Game of Thrones, is over and our watch has, quite literally, ended, there are a number of valuable lessons – both personal and financial – that we can take with us for years to come. Whether you’re of...
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Posted Jul. 19, 2019
As human beings, it’s instinctual to take in information about the world around us and use it to inform our decisions and beliefs. And while this instinct has helped us evolve, it is important to be aware that we are susceptible to a psychological tendency...
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Posted Jun. 27, 2019
Estate planning is a deeply personal process through which we decide how we share our wealth and define our legacy. One of the expressions of these choices is the selection of a beneficiary. Common beneficiaries of an estate plan include spouses, children, or other family...
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Posted Jun. 13, 2019
It feels like your loved one’s financial and legal affairs are in good shape. They have a will and a trust; they have named a power of attorney; they have life insurance policies, health directives, and documented plans for their property and other physical assets....
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