What Makes Our Financial Planning Process Unique?

Every firm has distinct principles that guide its approach to financial planning. In this episode, we take you behind the scenes to explore the core values and unique processes that set our firm apart. We’ll walk you through how we get to know our clients on a deeper level, create personalized financial strategies, and how our approach redefines what it means to have a successful financial planning experience.

 

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Transcript: 

 

Speaker 1:

This week on the podcast, we're going to talk about what makes Tony's process and the team's process unique at Tax Doctor, Inc. Let's talk about that this week here on Plan With The Tax Man.

 

Hey, everybody, welcome in to the podcast. Thanks for hanging out with Tony and I for a few minutes, as we talk investing, finance, and retirement. On this episode, we're going to maybe walk behind the scenes just a little bit, talk some core values, things of that nature, on what Tony and his team do at Tax Doctor, Inc. I thought it would be a good idea to refresh this a little bit. I think we probably talked about this stuff once or twice before over the last couple years of doing the podcast. But it's important I think, to go back to some of the roots, if you will. Some of the basics, if you will. We're going to have a little conversation with Tony.

 

What's going on, my friend? How are you doing this week?

 

Tony:

I'm doing well. Getting ready to start the week, and weather's still looking good here.

 

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

 

Tony:

Everyone is happy.

 

Speaker 1:

Well, we're taping this the last week of October, dropping it on Halloween. So Happy Halloween! Get your candy on.

 

Tony:

That's right, get your costumes and candy.

 

Speaker 1:

Do you have a favorite candy? I'm in my 50s now, Tony, but I still have a favorite candy. Do you?

 

Tony:

Still the favorite, which I think is the number one for Halloween, and that's Reese's.

 

Speaker 1:

Okay, all right. Yeah. That's one or two. You see it goes back and forth. Snickers, I'm a Snickers guy. I think those are usually the top two right there.

 

Tony:

Right.

 

Speaker 1:

I don't know, black licorice.

 

Tony:

I was just going to say ... Go ahead.

 

Speaker 1:

I was going to say, I was going to ask you a question about black licorice. Do you eat it? Have you ever eaten it?

 

Tony:

I have never eaten it. In fact, oh, it's bad.

 

Speaker 1:

Right?

 

Tony:

To me.

 

Speaker 1:

I don't even know, why do they still make it? Does anybody like it? I don't know.

 

Tony:

Somebody must like it.

 

Speaker 1:

They must. But I have never met anybody, in all my travels, that likes black licorice. Hey, if you like black licorice and you're checking out the podcast, shoot us a message, let us know. I'd be really curious to find out how many people like black licorice.

 

Tony:

I would, too.

 

Speaker 1:

But anyway, you were going to say something?

 

Tony:

I was going to say I just heard, it was actually on the way to work, I don't know if this accurate, but it was on Sirius XM. They were saying the estimated spending on Halloween this year is approaching $11 billion.

 

Speaker 1:

Isn't that crazy?

 

Tony:

Between the candy, the costumes, and all the parties. Boy, that's just a big number.

 

Speaker 1:

Isn't that nuts? That's just nuts.

 

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