Consider your financial needs
Financial planning at Ameriprise Financial
If you've used a financial planner in the past, it may have gone something like this – you filled out a questionnaire, you received some generic advice and, if you had investments, someone "reallocated your assets."
Ameriprise offers an ongoing and personalized approach to financial planning that's custom-tailored to each individual client's life and dreams.
At Ameriprise, financial planning starts with your dreams
Your advisor helps you define your dreams, craft a realistic plan to achieve it and stay on track toward your goal, whether it's a new home, college for the kids, retirement or something equally important. That's our Dream > Plan > Track >® approach to financial planning – an ongoing, personalized process that keeps you focused on your objective.
Consider the following to decide if financial planning could work for you:
- Would you like some financial guidance to complement your own know-how? Are you hands-on with your finances? No matter your style, an Ameriprise financial advisor can provide the level of guidance you prefer.
- Have you set financial goals? If so, do you think you can achieve them?
A financial plan is the foundation of an ongoing, collaborative relationship that begins with helping you identify and plan for your goals and keep you on track to meet them. - Do you feel prepared for future life events such as marriage, a new home, college
for your children, starting a business, retirement?
An advisor will stay closely involved with your financial progress, meeting with you periodically to review progress and discuss developments in your life1 – updating your plan as needed.
If these ideas appeal to you, it may be a good time to start the conversation.
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1 You may not always work with the same advisor over an extended period of time.
2 New Retirement Mindscape® study 2006. By Ameriprise Financial in conjunction with Age Wage and Ken Dychtwald, PhD, and Harris Interactive. Based on a national telephone survey of 2,000 people between the ages of 40 - 75.
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