Financial Planning Process
When it comes to financial planning there are six steps which financial planning professionals take when assessing and preparing your financial plan.
This financial planning process allows you to understand the steps you need to take now and into the future so you can achieve your individual goals and also helps the financial planning professional to understand your goals and structure the financial plan accordingly.
The six steps of the financial planning process are: -
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Collecting your financial information such as income and liabilities, level of debt and so on |
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Discussing and identifying your goals to help with financial planning |
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Identifying any financial strengths or deficiencies between where you sit now and where you aim to be in the short, medium and long term |
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Preparation of your financial plan with recommendations based on your attitude to risk |
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Implementation of your financial planning strategy be it investment, risk insurance, superannuation or a mix of these and other elements |
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A financial planning review to make sure your strategy is relevant to the economic environment and any lifestyle changes that occur along the way |
Financial planning professionals take these steps to ensure your goals are achieved; one of the important aspects of these steps is the financial planning review.
Financial planning is not a set and forget strategy as many things change during the course of your life, this may include change of job, marriage, children, separation and so much more.
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