Kyle Scafariello, wealth advisor at Moneco Advisors, Fairfield, Connecticut

Wealth of Knowledge – Financial Planning for the Generations

Welcome to our Wealth of Knowledge newsletter with key topics regarding Financial Planning Through The Generations:
  • Advisor Insights Blog: Generational Planning
  • Living Well: Putting A Price Tag On Your Health
  • Retirement Planning: Social Security – 3 Key Questions

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Insights Blog: Generational Planning

Our blog this week provides several strategies for helping to build and preserve generational wealth, while emphasizing the importance of careful planning and long-term thinking.

Check out the article below (and/or watch the accompanying video) highlighting the need for a financial plan, and discussing key topics such as educating heirs regarding financial responsibilities, using life insurance for wealth transfer, diversifying assets, and, if one is a business owner, preparing a business succession plan.

These strategies can help individuals and families to better ensure that their wealth is passed down effectively, while also helping foster financial literacy and sustainability across generations.

Generational Planning Tips

 

 

Putting A Price Tag On Your Health

We have all heard over and over again how important it is to maintain a healthy lifestyle. But being healthy for its own sake isn’t easy—especially when you’re facing down temptation or battling procrastination.

The article linked below highlights that the benefits of a healthy lifestyle may offer helpful incentives; being healthy not only makes you feel good, but it might also help you financially. By focusing on better health and eliminating harmful habits, individuals may be able to lower costs while improving both their financial and overall well-being.

Read More On Health & Wellbeing

Social Security: 3 Key Questions

Planning when to start Social Security benefits is a key decision for those approaching retirement. This quick article offers essential insights into how the timing of your claim can affect your monthly payout, helping to maximize your benefits.

It also explains how continuing to work while receiving Social Security can impact your payments, especially before reaching full retirement age. By understanding these factors, individuals can make more informed choices that align with financial goals and retirement plans.

Social Security: 3 Questions

 

Important Disclosures

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