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financial planners should know about
estate planning that
bilsky Chapman looks at this as a team
approach any individual that has
assets or family members to be
successful you need a team and that team
often includes financial advisors
accountants life insurance agents
attorneys all of those professionals
work together to create a comprehensive
plan for the client estate planning for
financial advisors is important because
while the financial advisor is concerned
about maximizing returns and increasing
net worth that is only one small part of
an estate plan and likewise we want to
help clients accumulate assets and grow
their assets and a tax advantage basis
but there’s more to an estate plan than
just finances there is care for loved
ones there’s care for children that are
under 18. there might be special desires
such as pets or certain heirlooms of a
family that go beyond just the financial
planning and aspect of a plan I think
it’s very important that a finance
planner understands that it estate
planning is a team approach
and that they need to work with a
competent attorney in order to
effectuate the goals and desires of the
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Chicago, IL estate planning & probate attorney John N. Bielski II discusses what financial planners should know about estate planning. He explains that financial planners should have knowledge about estate planning, which Bielsky Chapman considers a team approach. To be successful in creating a comprehensive plan for clients with assets or family members, a team that includes financial advisors, accountants, life insurance agents, and attorneys is necessary. While financial advisors focus on maximizing returns and increasing net worth, it is only a small part of an estate plan. Estate planning involves caring for loved ones, children under 18, and special desires such as pets or family heirlooms that go beyond financial planning. Therefore, financial planners need to understand that estate planning is a team approach and work with a competent attorney to achieve the goals and desires of their clients.