Financial planning at Scarborough means working with our CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and CHARTERED RETIREMENT PLANNING COUNSELOR™ professionals to build a complete, personalized roadmap for your financial life.

WHAT FINANCIAL PLANNING COVERS

Retirement income planning — how much you can spend, from which accounts, in what order

Investment planning — a portfolio aligned with your timeline and risk tolerance

Tax planning — strategies aiming to reduce your tax burden before and during retirement

Social Security analysis — modeling your claiming options to help maximize lifetime benefits

Pension analysis — lump sum vs. monthly payment, modeled for your specific situation

Estate planning best practices — helping to ensure your wishes are protected

Healthcare cost planning — Medicare, supplemental coverage, and long-term care insurance

Debt planning — addressing mortgages and loans as you approach retirement

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT FINANCIAL PLANNING

Financial planning is the roadmap — a comprehensive analysis of your entire financial picture and a strategy for getting where you want to go. Wealth management is the ongoing execution — actively managing your investments and updating your plan over time. Most Scarborough clients do both.

Not necessarily, but building a plan early in the relationship helps us understand your complete picture. We often incorporate financial planning as part of the onboarding process for new wealth management clients.

The initial plan typically takes 2–4 weeks from your first consultation to completion, depending on the complexity of your situation and how quickly we can gather information.

HOW TO MAXIMIZE A 401K

As you may be reassessing your financial goals and retirement savings to account for inflation, a common place to begin is within your 401(k) plan if your employer offers it.

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HOW TO BEGIN FINANCIAL PLANNING

The thought of financial planning can be intimidating, especially if you’re just getting your feet wet. Maybe you have just launched your career or are beginning to really consider investing or saving for retirement.

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10 WAYS YOUR SPENDING HABITS COULD BE JEOPARDIZING YOUR RETIREMENT

Earning and saving money is important, of course, but Father Time can add rocket fuel to good financial habits.

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