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Planning for generations in the Southeast

Wealth management and financial planning for families and business owners across four states, since 1987.

Our approach

We are a firm of people helping people. Every plan starts with one clear picture of everything you own, owe and hope for.

From there we help you organize, protect and plan for it, in a relationship measured in decades rather than transactions.

Services

How we work

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Five meetings, one plan

An introduction, our observations, our recommendations, putting the plan in place, then regular service meetings. There is no minimum asset level.

See how we work

Four offices, four states

From our Atlanta headquarters to Brentwood, Birmingham and Greenville, with branch offices in communities across Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and South Carolina, there is an advisor close enough to sit down with you.

For the people who built a business

A business is often an owner's largest asset and a family's livelihood. We help owners understand what it is worth, protect it, plan their own retirement and prepare for the day they hand it on.

Planning for business owners

Practices built around a profession

Some careers come with their own financial questions. Alongside our planning for families and business owners, dedicated teams focus on three professions.

Questions people ask first

Is there a minimum amount I need to get started?

No. There is no minimum asset level. People come to us at the start of a career, in the busy middle years and when retirement or the sale of a business comes into view.

How is my advisor paid?

It depends on the services you use. Your advisor explains how they are compensated in your first conversations, before you decide anything.

How often will we meet?

As often as your plan needs. Many clients meet with their advisor once or twice a year, and more often when life changes.

What happens in the first meeting?

The first of our five meetings is an introduction: a conversation about where you are today, what you want for the people who matter to you and the questions on your mind.

Start where you are

Whether you are organizing a first plan, protecting a growing family or thinking about the next owner of your business, the first step is a conversation.