Our first meeting

Prepare for your financial future

What to expect in the first meeting

It starts with listening. Your advisor is a pro at asking the questions that confirm your values, reveal your worries, and identify your needs—even some that might not be top of mind for you. ​

Expectations

What your advisor wants to understand

  • Your purpose​

    For truly personalized advice, we need to know what makes you tick—things like:​

    • What are you most passionate about?
    • Are you satisfied with your career? Do you dream of something more fulfilling?​
  • Your lifestyle

    Our focus isn't only for your future. We care about your here and now too.

    • Do you have any major purchases, trips or other significant expenses in mind?​
    • How is your health? Are you concerned about potential healthcare costs for yourself or anyone close to you?
  • Your finances

    Everyone has a money story. We get to know yours.

    • What are you investing for? What's your comfort level with risk?
    • How do you approach spending decisions or budgeting today? Are you happy with your current approach? ​

Preparations

How to prepare for your meeting

  • Gather financial documents

    Have your financial documents handy, such as bank, tax or investment statements and insurance policies.

  • Evaluate priorities

    Consider your short-term and long-term financial goals. What do you hope to achieve?

  • Identify questions

    This is your meeting. Feel free to raise any questions or topics with your advisor.

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Let’s start planning your financial future

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FAQs

Bring financial documents like account statements, insurance policies, and a list of your goals and questions.

After gathering information and discussing goals, your advisor will deliver a tailored wealth management strategy incorporating analyzing your full financial picture.

The length of the meeting can vary depending on the advisor and the client needs. It's best to consult with the financial advisor directly to understand what they typically recommend.

No, the meeting with a financial advisor is focused on understanding your goals and exploring options, not making immediate commitments.

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