Retirement Thought Leaders: A Modern Guide To Retiring In The New Economy
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This book is designed to be food for thought. The information is for retirement education purposes only. Naturally views differ amongst professionals, and these eight authors do not necessarily agree with each other and do not necessarily endorse the views of the other authors in the book. If expert retirement assistance is required, the services of appropriate financial, accounting, and legal professionals should be sought.
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Retirement Thought Leaders - Mark Edward Gaffney
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The views and opinions in this book are those of the authors at the time of writing this book, and do not reflect the opinions of Mark Edward Gaffney or Indie Books International or its editors.
Neither the publisher, editor, nor the authors are engaged in rendering legal, tax, or other professional services through this book. The information is for business education purposes only. If expert assistance is required, the services of appropriate financial, accounting, and legal professionals should be sought. The publisher and the author shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damage caused directly or indirectly by the information in this publication.
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CONTENTS
Preface
1 The Firm With A Different Approach
By Billy Evans
2 Five Situations And How To Solve Them
By Bradley Johnson
3 Retirement Planning With Some Special Touches
By Bryan Foster And Carol Carroll
4 Bringing High Technology To Retirement Planning
By Margaret Hixon
5 A Firm Built On Children Telling Parents
By Micah Keel
6 It Was The Right Thing To Do
By Paul Taylor
7 What Are Your Hopes, Dreams, And Goals?
By Robert Dorrestijn
8 The Case For Equities In Every Portfolio
By Stuart Dickson
Appendix: About The Editors
Mark Edward Gaffney
Henry DeVries
Don Sevrens
Preface
In this modern economy, retirement planning can be a complex task.
Every retirement plan needs to be unique. When you meet with a financial advisor, what are the right questions to ask?
Remember when formulating those questions, the views and opinions in this book are those of the authors at the time of writing this book, and do not reflect the opinions of the editors Mark Edward Gaffney, Henry DeVries, or Don Sevrens.
This book is designed to be food for thought. Obviously neither the publisher, editor, nor the authors are engaged in rendering legal, tax, or other professional services through this book. The information is for retirement education purposes only. Naturally views differ amongst professionals, and these authors do not necessarily agree with each other and do not necessarily endorse the views of the other authors in the book.
If expert retirement assistance is required, the services of appropriate financial, accounting, and legal professionals should be sought. Of course the editors, authors and the publisher shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damage caused directly or indirectly by the information in this publication.
Mark Edward Gaffney
Tampa, Florida
October 2019
1
The Firm With A Different Approach
By Billy Evans
Everything about the way I entered the investment management field and how I created my firm was different—from the very beginning.
I don’t get bogged down in details; I want to spend all my time helping clients. The approach is not something you will find elsewhere, to my knowledge. It makes our firm distinctive—and successful.
I’m Billy Evans, head of Evans Financial Services based in Marion, Virginia. My firm consists of four friendly support staff and myself.
Consider what makes Evans Financial Services distinctive:
My background. I grew up on a cattle farm in southwestern Virginia and my family owned a wholesale beer and wine distributorship. (That made me quite popular in high school for about six weeks until the kids realized I could not show up at parties with ten cases of beer). I had been interested in finances and planning but suddenly I inherited the process and details of selling the family business and investing the proceeds. That evolved into a career path with an industry veteran becoming my mentor.
My timing. I opened in 2008 during the Great Recession. People were fearful, even panicking. The task at hand was to calm them down and to reduce the volatility decimating their portfolios.
My business model. I wanted to spend my time helping and educating clients and creating customized portfolios for them—portfolios based on their needs and risk tolerance, designed to meet their goals in good times and bad. I found a Registered Investment Advisor who shares my philosophies and takes the compliance specifics off my plate, leaving me more time to spend with my clients. I researched many portfolio managers, talked with them and narrowed down to about one dozen whom I liked. They used a tactical investment style I feel is important in portfolio management. I am constantly monitoring them, and their strategies, and I keep abreast of new