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  1. Intro
  2. Benefit from a Proven Process
  3. Control 100% of Your Wealth
  4. Move From Success to Significance
  5. Integrate Advanced and Proprietary Tools
  6. Assemble a Highly Skilled Planning Team
  7. Obtain a Full-Color Plan Illustrating All of the Proposed Tools
  8. Take Advantage of One-stop Access
  9. Easily Re-optimize the Plan in response to...
  10. Access Seven Levels of Service
  11. Progress thru Phases at Your Pace
  12. Timing of Deliverables
  13. Planning Process
  14. Value Showcased in Sample Deliverables
  15. Family Wealth Statement
  16. Financial Checkup
  17. Value Proposition Letter
  18. Value Proposition Letter Example
  19. Planning Process: Consider 50+ Goals
  20. Planning Process: Consider 200+ Tools
  21. Tactical Plan
  22. Executive Summary Plan
  23. Comprehensive Plan
  24. Case Study: Before and After
  25. Gap Between Current and Desired Results
  26. Current Plan Flowchart
  27. Proposed Plan Flowchart
  28. Fully-integrated Cash Flow Summaries
  29. Next Steps
  30. Prepare a Value Proposition Letter
  31. Engage FOS Planners
  32. Review the Benefits
  33. Contact Us
  34. Our Mission
  


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29. Next Steps

1. Provide Information to Prepare a Value Proposition Letter
2. Engage the Family Office Services planner to develop the VPL
3.  Review the benefits of engaging FOS planners to develop a complete plan that minimizes tax while maximizing benefits for you, your heirs, and your family foundation.

Our process begins with the Value Proposition Letter. If a client has clarity about goals and his or her current situation, Phase 1 may involve nothing more than a VPL for a nominal price. After reviewing the VPL, the client engages the Wealth Adviser for a plan in Phase 2. The VPL recommends which plan would be right for the client. The VPL also details the costs and benefits of entering into a Phase 2 engagement.


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