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At JDG Wealth Management Group, we provide second opinions or in-depth analyses. Below are some of the areas in which we consult:

  • Business Planning Strategies
  • Retirement Planning Strategies
  • Investment Portfolios
  • Estate Planning Strategies
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Financial Planning

With a plan and comprehensive advice, pursuing your financial goals may be possible. Our strategy is to develop a roadmap that is designed for your specific set of needs. We start by focusing on the four areas of financial planning:

  • Cash Management
  • Protection Planning
  • Estate Planning
  • Insurance Planning
  • Investment Planning
  • Retirement Planning
  • Executive Benefits Planning
  • Tax Planning
  • Tax-advantaged investing
  • Income Tax Planning


By doing proper planning, the pursuit of your multiple financial goals over time may become possible.

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Portfolio Management

We are committed to managing your portfolio to insure that it is in alignment with your:

  • Risk Tolerance – Conservative, Moderate-Conservative, Moderate, Growth, Aggressive Growth
  • Financial Goals – Buying a house, Starting a business, Retirement, Sending kids to college
  • Time Horizon – Short Term (<2 yrs.), Intermediate Term (2-10yrs.), Long Term (10+ yrs.)


There is no one-size-fits-all portfolio. Each portfolio is customized to your needs and objectives. At JDG Wealth Management Group, we believe asset management is as personal as your relationships.

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Never depend on a single income. Make an investment to create a second source.

- Warren Buffett

Estate Planning

Estate planning is the art of seeking to secure your legacy so your wishes are carried out beyond your lifetime.

Need an Estate Plan?

We have developed relationships with industry professionals (estate planners / attorneys) to support the creation of your professional estate plan. Our office will leverage our relationships to help coordinate the necessary estate plan documents (a revocable trust, will, financial power of attorney, medical power of attorney, etc.) in a time efficient and cost-effective manner. Your estate plan is then prepared and reviewed by our partners within two business days.


Already have an Estate Plan?

Even if you are one of the few families that has completed their estate plan, our firm can review your existing documents and provide a list of follow up questions to check if everything is up to date. If you know that a number of things have changed, our system can develop new documents for you while using your existing trust name and date (this prevents have to re-register assets already in the trust).


Who can use this system?

We estimate that most estate plan needs can be serviced through our established system. However, if you are disinheriting children, expect litigation after your death, or have extremely unusual beneficiary needs, this system will NOT work for you. Our firm will refer you to a local estate planning attorney for complex needs.


Parents with young and growing families, seeking to provide for their children in a responsible manner (such as planning distributions over time), will find our system useful.

If you have put off doing your estate plan for YEARS because of cost, logistics of meeting with an attorney, or simply a lack of desire to discuss the inevitable, this system is for you.
Our system can also handle situations where you may have a special needs child or a child who is not financially responsible.

What information do I need to provide?

The system will need to know the answers to five major questions:

Sample answers and ways of thinking are provided in an Introduction to Estate Planning document that your Financial Advisor can provide.

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  1. Beneficiaries – Who is going to get everything?
  2. Method of Distribution – How are the beneficiaries going to get everything (ages, no restrictions, etc.)
  3. Trustee/Executor/Power of Attorney – Who will make financial decisions for you if you cannot?
  4. Health Care – Who will make health care decisions for you if you cannot?
  5. Guardian – Who will have physical custody of minor children?
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