When starting the financial planning process, we recommend you bring as much as possible of the following to the meeting:
- Paystubs or Earnings Statements
- Statements for all your financial accounts
- Statements for retirement accounts at work such as 401(k)s, including the list of investments available in the plan
- Statements for all your bank accounts, including due dates on CDs
- Statements for credit cards not paid off in the previous month
- Statements for any other debts, including the interest rates
- Employer benefit books
- Information on pension amounts at retirement and cost of living adjustment (COLA)
- Mortgage statement
- Tax return for the most recent year
- Social Security statements
- Life insurance policies and most recent annual statement for permanent life insurance policies with a cash value
- Other insurance policy information (auto, home, disability, long-term care)
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