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Women Deserve Financial Services That Serve Their Lifestyle

Women take on numerous roles in their life - career woman, mother, caretaker just to name a few. You take on the responsibility of taking care of yourself and everyone around you. And you do it so well, you make it look easy. But we could all use a little help sometimes. No one knows or cares more about your family's financial future than you. But you may not know exactly how to get there. 

You manage your family’s finances, and perhaps you’ve worked with an accountant or advisor in the past. The bank handles a lot of your finances. But you can’t help but feel like you could be doing more. You want someone who is going to understand your family's future goals and help you get there with a personalized plan. Not a generic “one size fits all” approach. Because you are more than a number. You and your family are unique and have your own goals and your own dreams. We want to help make them a reality. 

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You Deserve To Be Involved In the Planning of Your Future

At Networth, we’ve worked with many female clients. And over the years have realized that women have unique financial concerns that deserve a personalized approach. As the primary caretakers in their family, a lot of the responsibility lies with women to make decisions around education funds, estate planning, maintaining a decent standard of living, or simply making sure you don’t outlive your savings.

Our approach is to listen and learn about your goals, and make personalized recommendations with you. We believe you are the best person to make financial decisions for your family. Therefore we don’t want to manage a portfolio on your behalf and check-in with you once a year.

We want a collaborative relationship where we work together. With your goals and our guidance we can make your dreams come true.

Find a Trusted Advisor and Avoid Salespeople

Have you ever gone to the bank and felt like they were just trying to sign you up for more products? They treat you like a number and just try to take more of your money. It’s not their fault, that is what they are trained to do. They are looking out for the bank’s best interests. A trusted advisor is interested in what’s important to you. They want to listen and get to know you so they can serve your best interests.

We’ve worked with many women with varying levels of wealth, understanding and involvement in their finances and make them a part of their future planning process. We want to empower you with all the knowledge to be able to make the best decisions for you and your family.

 

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Managing Your Money Doesn't Have To Be Complicated


We understand the special needs of women and will advise you on investment opportunities, tax strategies, managing risk settlement issues and wealth management in order to ensure a comfortable lifestyle and securing your financial goals. Let's talk.

How Does It Work?

01

Listen

We meet with you and learn as much as we can about you and your family

02

Learn

We learn about what is important to you and the future you want to build.

03

Create

We create a personalized financial plan together that we both feel confident about.

The Financial Services Industry Fails Women

The financial services industry has failed women for too long. We want to be a part of the change and help make recommendations while considering these factors:

Women are more likely to live longer

On average women live as much as 7 -10 years longer than men. A modest income of $45,000 a year is needed to cover these 7-10 more years; that is an additional $300,000 - $450,000 in assets required.

Women are more likely to suffer financially after a divorce or death of a spouse

According to data, women’s wealth drops by 50% after they experience a divorce or the loss of their partner. Consequently their standard of living drops 45% as a result. We work with you to adapt by helping you understand your balance sheet (assets and liabilities), examining what downsizing could look like, and re-evaluating your financial goals.

Women are more likely to take time away to raise their children

Unfortunately the motherhood penalty still exists. Many women who have had children have felt career consequences, and often women with the highest skill and experience levels suffer the greatest financial penalties.

Women are more likely to be responsible for the care of ageing parents

As parents age, women often become the informal caregiver at home. This impacts lifestyle as well as psychological distress. It can also affect a woman’s capability to have a full-time job, and often leaves them adjusting their lifestyle to accommodate a period of caregiving.

Women are more likely to earn less than men on average

This is no secret. Women have been earning less than their male counterparts for decades due to a series of reasons; inherent bias and inequality, child-rearing, occupational segregation, bias against working mothers, direct pay discrimination and access to education.

Women are more likely to save less for the future due to less income

For some women, this may be less of a priority. However, there are aspects we can consider such as; employer retirement savings, understanding government benefits, investing within your comfort level, and creating a Financial Road Map.

Women are more likely to become seriously ill or disabled

While this is an unfortunate reality, it is also something to consider when planning for the future. Statistically, disability is more prevalent among women than men by up to 20%. When planning for this risk, we consider this possibility for both genders. Often your employer will have a disability insurance section, but often it isn’t enough. Also if you’re self-employed this type of insurance becomes more essential.

What Can We Help You With?

We focus on working with you and providing you with all the necessary information to make the right decisions for you and your family. Our areas of expertise include:

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  • Proper insurance coverage and risk management 
  • Cash flow analysis and budgeting 
  • Debt management 
  • Asset management 
  • Investment returns 
  • Bond and stock valuation methods 
  • Investment theory and strategies 
  • Tax planning considerations and computations 
  • Estate planning 
  • Projections and recommendations
  • Implementing the plan 
  • Monitoring the plan
Karen

Have been with Network for 15 years so I think this length of time speaks for itself. Interested in you as a person and takes the time to learn how you want your investments to work for you. Like the fact that you can talk with a live person without having to listen to a series of questions and having to press buttons to eventually talk with someone.

Appreciate the time and work involved Networth puts in to preparing info and its presentation to you face to face. As a visual person I am able to understand how my investments are being handled and how they are working for me.

As noted previously 15 years with Networth speaks for itself.

Julie

I had not worked with any other financial advisors other than Reagan.

I have found Reagan to be very attentive to my needs and is able to arrange things to suit my needs. My overall experience has been very positive. Even though investment, financial matters aren't a big priority for me, Reagan has done a very good job of helping me see and understand my financial picture!

Pleasure working with you!

Let’s see if we’re the right fit for each other


We take great pride in seeing our clients spending their time and money doing the things they love. When you have a plan, you can make decisions confidently, knowing that you're living your life intentionally.