Key Money Moments: 4 Times You Should Talk to a Pro

September 5, 2024 | By Steven DiGregorio
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Life happens fast, and your finances can take a backseat if you’re not careful. Is it time to check in with a financial professional? This infographic will help you examine your own financial situation and decide if it’s time to step up your financial game.

The top of the infographic has a small circular labyrinth and a path exiting the labyrinth that leads down to the title of the infographic. The title is Four Times You Should Consider Talking to a Financial Pro.The path from the labyrinth leads down to the first image and text. The image is a baby being held in hands and facing the camera, with the title underneath reading, Expected Life Changes. The text underneath reads, there are some life changes that you anticipate: a new baby, a new marriage, a new home. But exciting changes may bring additional financial responsibilities. Your financial pro can offer crucial insights at these moments.The path from the labyrinth leads down to the second image and text. The image is of a person sitting at a desk across from a couple who has documents in front of them. The person across from the couple is handing a pencil to one person in the couple. The title below the image is Unexpected Life Changes. The text underneath the image reads, what happens after you sell your business or decide to invest in one? Your financial pro can help with managing proceeds, structuring payments, and looking out for your best interests.The path from the labyrinth goes down to the third image and text. The image is of two men carrying backpacks and coffee walking through a European-style city, held in hands and facing the camera, with the title underneath reading, A Big Cash Outlay. The text underneath reads: Thinking of purchasing a vacation home or partnering with a family member on an investment? Your financial pro can help you ask the right questions and ensure you're clear on risks, possible rewards, and any impact on your overall investment strategy.The path from the labyrinth goes down to the fourth and final image and text. The image shows a woman and a man hiking on a green cliff overlooking a beach and the ocean. The title underneath reads, Nearing Retirement. The text underneath reads: Timing your retirement is one of the biggest lifestyle decisions you’ll make. It’s important to make sure your investments are prepared for the next stage of your life. Your financial pro can review your investment strategy and see if you need to adjust your approach.

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