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Financial Planning

A plan you'll actually use.

Comprehensive financial planning is a written engagement. You leave with a binder and a quarterly cadence, not a slide deck you never open again.

What a plan covers

Comprehensive, written, and built around your life.

We model cash flow, retirement timing, estate flow, education funding, charitable strategies, and the tax considerations that shape investment decisions. The result is a written plan you can act on, reviewed on a cadence that suits you.
  • Retirement and decumulation modeling
  • Estate flow and beneficiary alignment
  • Education funding (529s, UTMAs, custodial)
  • Tax aware investment design and harvesting
  • Charitable strategies (DAFs, CRTs, QCDs)
A written financial plan

Areas of focus

The pieces we bring together.

Each plan is sized to your situation. Some clients need all of this; many need only a part.

01

Retirement and decumulation

Modeling for the years before and after you stop working, including drawdown sequencing and timing.

02

Estate flow

Beneficiary alignment and the orderly transfer of assets, coordinated with your attorney.

03

Education funding

529s, UTMAs, and custodial structures, sized against your broader goals.

04

Tax aware design

Asset location, harvesting windows, and investment decisions shaped by their tax impact.

05

Charitable strategies

Donor advised funds, charitable trusts, and qualified charitable distributions where they fit.

06

Cash flow

A clear picture of income and outflows, the foundation every other decision rests on.

Planning is informational and does not constitute legal, tax, or accounting advice. Coordinate with your attorney and tax professional. Engaging USWMA is subject to a written advisory agreement.

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Ready to build the plan?

A first conversation runs about 30 minutes and frames the work. Engaging USWMA is subject to a written advisory agreement; nothing on this site constitutes an offer of advisory services or a recommendation.