Together, we will establish your goals and priorities to make sure your plan is in place to help you achieve your vision of the future.

What risk managed investment strategies are appropriate for my needs?
What strategies are available to help preserve my wealth?
How do I plan for healthcare and long-term care expenses?
How can my advisor work with my accountant and lawyer to help set up the best trust for my needs?
We’ll create a roadmap for your family that helps preserves your legacy, provides for your loved ones, and protects them in the future.
How do I responsibly pass my wealth to the next generation?
How can a trust help to protect and manage my assets for current and/or future generations in my family?
How can I provide financial security for my family member with a disability while maintaining eligibility for state and federal public benefits?
How does a trust affect the heirs of my estate with probate and estate taxes?
What strategies can I use to instill philanthropic values in the next generation?



Wells Fargo Advisors is not a legal or tax advisor. Any estate plan should be reviewed by an attorney who specializes in estate planning and is licensed to practice law in your state.

 
Our experience helping others gives us the insight to build liability management strategies designed to protect you and your family in case of unexpected events.

What are my options for tax-efficient portfolio strategies?
Which asset location strategies would get me the most favorable tax treatment?
How can I manage capital gains, losses, and alternative minimum tax (AMT) exposure?
Do we have adequate insurance protection?
Do I need a management plan in case of incapacity/disability?
Ultimately, you decide how you want to engage your family. We help you navigate those decisions and collaborate with your loved ones.

Investment strategy updates
Performance reviews
Estate planning reviews
Full or filtered multigenerational asset map



Wells Fargo Advisors is not a legal or tax advisor. Any estate plan should be reviewed by an attorney who specializes in estate planning and is licensed to practice law in your state.