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Will
you be able to afford to send your children or grandchildren to
college?
For many families this is one of their biggest financial worries.
And with the cost of college tuition, books, and expenses rising
much faster than inflation (almost double by some estimates), there
is no time like the present to start planning for your loved ones
education.
The diagram below outlines the education planning process we use
with each of our individual and family clients. Clicking on each
section will take you to a brief description of each step in the
process.
OUR COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION PLANNING PROCESS

Step 1: Setup
an Initial Meeting to Discuss Your Goals
During our first meeting we will sit down and discuss your
education planning goals. If you are a new prospective client
to our firm, this will be a good chance to get to know each other.
I'll find out about the education planning goals you have for your
children, grandchildren, or other loved ones, and you'll learn more
about the education planning process I use. If we are both feeling
comfortable about going forward, we'll move on to step two.
Step 2: Gather
Data and Analyze Needs
The second step in the education planning process is to
gather the specific information I'll need in order to put together
a comprehensive education plan. We'll need to know things like who
will be going to college, how many years you have to save, and where
the student may like to go e.g., private out of state college, UC,
Cal State, Junior College, etc.
Step 3: Develop
a Comprehensive Education Plan
Once we have gathered all of the pertinent information,
I'll be able analyze the estimated cost of your various education
choices, and put together a set of recommended strategies tailored
to these unique needs.
Step 4: Present
the Plan for Your Approval
After your college education plan has been prepared, I
will present it for your review. This plan will include specific
estimates for each educational institution of your choice, along
with assumptions for inflation, interest, tax consequences, etc.
Step 5: Execute
the Investment* Strategy
It's not enough to just come up with a good education savings
and investment* plan, we also need to implement it. I will walk you
through each step in process and keep you up to date on our progress.
Step 6: Monitor
and Modify the Education Portfolio as Necessary
Education planning is not a one time event, it is an ongoing
process. What may have been an excellent plan in the past may no
longer match your current financial circumstances, changing family
dynamics, or shifts in education costs and inflation. We'll discuss
your options for ongoing guidance and analysis.
Contact Us Today!
To learn more about our comprehensive education planning process
and how we can help pursue your financial planning^ needs, please contact
us during normal business hours at 714.821.6393 or
click here to fill out an online
information request form.
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Shaun Black is a registered representative registered to transact business
with clients in California. ^Shaun Black is advisory licensed in the following
states: California. Shaun Black is also an insurance agent licensed in California
- insurance lic. OF45986. Jelena Black is a registered representative registered
to transact business with clients in California. Jelena Black is also an
insurance agent licensed in California - insurance lic. OE88261. If you
are not a resident of the states noted above, all investment-related information
on this site is for informational purposes only and does not constitute
a solicitation or offer to sell securities or insurance services over the
internet. *Securities offered through H.D. Vest Investment Services (sm),
Member: SIPC, ^Advisory Services offered through H.D. Vest Advisory Services
(sm), non-bank subsidiaries of Wells Fargo & Company, 14241 E. Firestone
Blvd. Suite 400, La Mirada, CA 90638. Phone (714) 821-6393 • Fax (714)
876-0753. Investments and insurance products are not insured by the FDIC
or any federal government agency, are not deposits of or guaranteed by
the bank or any bank affiliate and may lose value. © 2004-2008 Black
and Associates LLP • Los Angeles and Orange County California |