Charlotte Business Journal featured Parsec Financial in both of its 2022 lists of largest Charlotte-area wealth management firms and financial planning firms.
Read our Q4 2021 newsletter on leaving a legacy via strategic estate planning. We provide 10 articles with guidance on if you need an estate plan; types, features and taxation of trusts; how to set up trust funds for (grand)children; how to talk to your children about your estate; small-business transfer strategies; estate planning for the nontraditional family; how property titling can affect your estate plan. We also discuss what to do with your estate plan after getting a divorce or losing a loved one. We also introduce a new strategic alliance we formed with First Covenant Trust to offer our clients a full range of trust solutions.
Losing a spouse or partner is a dramatic and emotional experience that can have a serious impact on the financial health of the surviving spouse. Financial planning and investment management needs vary dramatically depending on what stage of life the surviving spouse is in.
Parsec Financial is honored to be listed on Financial Advisor (FA) magazine’s 2021 RIA ranking. Of the 607 firms included, Parsec ranked #135, including #3 of the 16 N.C. firms represented.
Personally, there is nothing more relaxing and exhilarating than being on a sailboat with a 15-knot wind on your beam (side), listening to the soft sounds of water splashing against the bow and using wind energy to propel the boat forward.
Charlotte Partner Greg James recently joined WCNC’s Charlotte Today to discuss four financial strategies for retirees or near-retirees amidst the pandemic. Watch the replay.
A business starts with a skill, a dream, and a whole lot of hard work and sacrifice. Add some luck (some might say) and it flourishes, supporting the families of its owners and employees while making a difference in the lives of its clients, customers, and community. Thus, selling that business can be hard.
“Most business owners have no idea how emotionally fraught the process can be,” says Greg James, CFP®, a partner at Parsec Financial. “Clients approach us with a wide range of feelings, from excitement to fear and reluctance, but they all want to know what their business might be worth and if they’ll be able to retire comfortably after the sale. Understandably, it’s difficult for a business owner to look at the value of his or her company through an objective lens. That’s where we come in.”
