Wednesday 29 January 2020

Wealth Preservation

“Wealth Preservation” is a concept used to help individuals “Protect and Grow Their Wealth.” While most people would not purposely take unnecessary risks with their assets, many people are unaware of strategies that can be used to reduce their financial portfolio to such risks. Due to the advances made in medical care, people are living longer today. The greatest fear of most retirees is that they will outlive their retirement assets.

Keystone Wealth Strategies LLC, located in Exton, PA provides wealth preservation strategies to individuals and businesses throughout the Philadelphia region. The greatest risk to your asset base is overpaying your taxes. Advanced tax planning strategies such as using family limited partnerships with a “freeze” partnership feature can effectively reduce income and estate taxes. Business owners who select the “incorrect” form of a legal entity can needlessly overpay their income taxes.


After completing a thorough analysis of your individual financial situation and your future financial goals, we will educate you on how to implement tax strategies to reduce your income and estate taxes, protect your wealth from downturns in the stock market, and how to retire in a more favorable manner. We will show you strategies to help protect you from outliving your assets.

We show business owners how implementing advanced tax strategies (such as captive insurance companies or creating a Voluntary Employee Beneficiary Association (VEBA) to fund post-retirement medical benefits) or changing their corporate structure can significantly reduce their income taxes and estate taxes.

Why work with a Certified Wealth Preservation Planner? Anyone can call themselves a “wealth preservation planner,” but only those with the education and experience to be tested and certified by a national accreditation organization have earned the title Certified Wealth Preservation Planner (CWPP™). This designation is your assurance that you are working with a trained, experienced professional held to nationally recognized ethical standards.

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