Kelly and Roger wanted to set up their three children for financial success and teach them how to navigate the world of wealth management and preparedness.
He had been the primary earner in the family before he passed away two years ago. They had made a great team and shared much of their life together. However, it was always him who handled most of the investment decisions.
Michelle was unmarried, had no children and was blessed by good fortune and a successful career. She wanted to do something meaningful with her wealth.
As he began to look at the different cash flow alternatives, the options became more and more intimidating. Should he take the annuity from the State and play it safe?