
Michael Hsu, CFP®, CLTC®


Review the assets and income sources you share with us
Evaluate potential spending needs using agreed-upon planning assumptions
Evaluate planning scenarios based on your goals and agreed-upon assumptions
Consider whether separate accounts may be appropriate for different objectives
Evaluate whether existing accounts may be aligned with different financial objectives
Consider appropriate account types, such as taxable, Traditional IRA or Roth accounts, based on your circumstances and eligibility
Plan for shorter-term spending and liquidity needs
Determine an appropriate investment allocation based on your goals, time horizon, liquidity needs and risk tolerance
Review how the assets you share with us are aligned with your financial objectives
Establish objectives for accounts based on your financial plan and circumstances
Periodically review shorter-term accounts and consider whether additional funding is appropriate
Periodically review account allocations in light of your liquidity needs, risk tolerance and financial objectives
Review your portfolio as market conditions and your circumstances change and consider adjustments when appropriate
Consider the potential tax implications of portfolio changes
Evaluate available cash flow in light of spending, liquidity needs and financial objectives
Evaluate tax-loss harvesting opportunities, when appropriate, in coordination with your tax professional
Consider potential capital gains when evaluating investment decisions
Consider potential tax consequences when determining whether and when to rebalance
Evaluate strategies for managing concentrated positions while considering investment risk, diversification and potential tax consequences
Coordinate, as appropriate, with your independent tax and legal professionals and available firm resources
Help you evaluate available workplace benefits in light of your financial goals and circumstances
Review the financial information you share with us to help inform your planning and investment strategy



