Build Wealth &
Live with Purpose
Align your financial life with what is most important to you.
Become Part of the Master's Family
Experience a Unique Approach to Wealth Management
We believe in a relationship-centric, values driven approach to financial planning. Our Total Wealth Management Process is designed to keep you aligned with what is most important to you while keeping the financial aspects of your life organized and optimized. Our true team model places your interests ahead of our own, creating client relationships that go beyond just numbers, making you a part of the Master's family.
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Why Master's Advisors?
Our Client Value Proposition
Alignment
Your financial decisions will be aligned with what is most important to you.
Optimization
Your finances will be strategically organized so that you are fully prepared to confidently face whatever comes your way.
Contentment
Every aspect of your financial life will be proactively and systematically monitored, enabling you to pursue continual contentment in your life.
Peace of Mind
Our Process is Designed to Give You Peace of Mind
We Call It The Annual Planning Rhythm
Financial Planning is a process, not an event. The goal of our proactive planning rhythm keeps you aligned with your values and goals, while continuously employing the best strategies for your specific situation.
How We Help our Clients
Connecting Wealth to Values
Our clients want their wealth to have meaning to them. Wealth on its own means little, but wealth optimized for your goals and values can be extremely impactful. Our initial values exercise helps to clarify what is most important to you and shapes the development of your financial goals and decision-making framework. This process empowers you to make consistent financial decisions that take less time, emotion, and stress, allowing you to remain focused on what really matters.
Building an Efficient Plan
Efficiency comes in all shapes and sizes. Having confidence in your plan creates emotional efficiency; you know you are aligned with your goals and values, that your financial life is strategically organized and that you are prepared for any unexpected events along the way. Efficiency is also created by utilizing financial strategies such as low-cost investing, tax optimization techniques and rigorous investment management analysis. Lastly, efficiency is created through a proactive, agile planning process that gets tweaked over time to adjust for what comes along the way.
Creating Optionality
Being financially independent means having options; with your time, your vocation, and your financial resources. For each person, this is a unique and personal concept. Optionality really means having the freedom to use your time and resources as you feel called. By focusing on optionality, rather than a hard and fast date to ‘retire’, our process is adaptable to solve for what you want to achieve throughout the different phases of your life. Instead of living for a ‘mountaintop’ in the future, we want to help you live purposefully all along the way.
Clarity, Collaboration, and Synergy
Total Wealth Management - Corporate
The Goal of our Total Wealth Management - Corporate service provides the necessary clarity to your business finances to be able to form personal financial goals for both you and your team.
Our Blog:
The Master's Minute
What to Think About the Current Bank Failures?
We have received questions over the past few weeks about the recent bank failures that are dominating the financial news headlines. In this week’s Master’s Minute, I will summarize the questions that we have been receiving and provide our response to these topics. •…
Blog Series: Values Drive Decisions, Part 5 – Conscientious
As we conclude our series, Values Drive Decisions, we focus on our final core value: Conscientiousness. Financial planning is rarely a discipline of perfection. In dealing with numbers, you would assume that most decisions we help our clients make are 1+1=2 equations, however generally…
Blog Series: Values Drive Decisions, Part 4 – Optimism
I was recently working on a project to load some old doors and shelving into the back of our SUV to drop off at the refuse center. The individual helping me said, “we’re not going to fit all of this in here.” My response…
