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On the latest episode of The Get Ready Money Podcast, I spoke with Chad Holmes, Author and Owner of Formula Wealth about changing the way we think about money and creating an inheritance playbook.

In this episode we discussed:

• Proactively planning together with the next generation maximizes financial legacies (include all generations).
• Pay attention to your clients - ask them what questions do you have? 
• Tailor your conversations to your clients. 
• The earlier we can have conversations with our parents/partners, the better things can go.
• Hiring an advisor is an investment - the value received should exceed the investment.
• Money should not be taboo.

Connect with Chad Holmes:

• Formula Wealth Website (here)
• LinkedIn (here)
• Facebook (here)
• Instagram (here)
• YouTube (here)

Books:

 

• The Inheritance Playbook: Helping Your Parents Pass the Torch, Not the Tax (here)

Resources mentioned:

• Mom and Dad, we need to talk by Cameron Huddleston (Amazon) 
• Putting a value on your value: Quantifying Advisor's Alpha - Vanguard Study (here)
• The Power of Compound Interest - The Get Ready Money Podcast episode (here)

Bio: 

Chad Holmes, CFP®, CPA, CPWA® runs a boutique financial planning firm out of Fairhope, AL, serving families nationwide as a flat fee financial advisor (no commissions or sales products), focusing on minimizing taxes and maximizing legacies from a multigenerational perspective. As an expert in his field, his advice has been published in various outlets, including The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, and Yahoo Finance. Chad is both a CPA and CFP® fiduciary. His latest accomplishment is becoming a bestselling author with his new book, The Inheritance Playbook – Helping Your Parents Pass the Torch, Not the Tax.

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