FAQ
Get to know Lindsey & Lindsey
This FAQ is designed to address common questions and provide clear, detailed information about Lindsey & Lindsey Wealth Management’s services and approach. For more specific inquiries, please contact us directly.
What services does Lindsey & Lindsey Wealth Management offer?
We provide a wide range of financial services including: Personal Financial Planning, Estate, Wealth Transfer, and Charitable Planning, Tax Planning and Coordination, Retirement Planning, Business Planning, Education Planning, Risk Management and Insurance Planning, Investment Management, and Real Estate Analysis.
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Who are your typical clients?
Our clients include retirees, pre-retirees, small business owners, and high net worth individuals seeking advanced planning. We cater to individuals who value a comprehensive and integrated approach to wealth management.
What makes Lindsey & Lindsey different from other wealth managers?
We serve as your financial quarterback, coordinating with your other trusted advisors to create a tailored and all-encompassing wealth management plan. As a fiduciary, independent from large financial institutions, our advice is unbiased and solely in your best interest.
How do you collaborate with my other advisors?
We work closely with your estate planning attorneys, tax advisors, and insurance professionals to ensure every aspect of your financial plan is cohesive and aligned with your goals. This integrated approach guarantees that all components of your financial strategy work together harmoniously.
What does being a fiduciary mean?
As fiduciaries, we are legally and ethically obligated to act in your best interest. Our advice is focused solely on what benefits you, without any third-party influences or commissions.
Why is your independence important?
Being independent from wirehouses and large financial institutions allows us to offer personalized, conflict-free advice. Our primary commitment is to your financial success, free from corporate sales targets or proprietary product pressures.