AtlanticFinancial.com | 1-800-559-2900

home      log in      site map      contact

Team Up With A Financial Advisor

With the overwhelming amount of options available to investors, financial advisors have increasingly become an invaluable resource. Financial advisors are specially trained to help handle your investments by constantly updating their knowledge and skills to provide you with professional guidance.

On their own, investors may act on emotion rather than information—buying and selling based on good and bad news in the media. Your financial advisor can encourage you to stay on course during uncertain times or discourage you from paying more than may be warranted for an investment.

Financial advisors generally take a long-term view of your investment horizon. They’re trained to help you make objective decisions based on your specific financial goals. The truth is, a financial advisor can potentially make a big difference in your investment results.

During the 15 years from 1982 to 1997 mutual funds averaged approximately 15% in annual returns. However, mutual fund investors averaged only 10%. Why? Because instead of developing an astute long-term investing program and staying with it, investors jumped around from one fund to another.

A Qualified Professional Can Help You with the Following

  • Determine your long-term financial goals

  • Screen out funds that do not match your objectives

  • Assess risk tolerance

  • Research funds that meet your requirements

  • Determine asset allocations

  • Understand the risks and potential rewards of investing

  • Monitor investment performance

  • Review investment needs on a continual basis

  • Make decisions in difficult markets on an on-going basis

  • Answer questions, provide advice and reassurance

Question to Ask About Your Portfolio

  1. Are you properly diversified?

  2. What is the expected return for your investment portfolio?

  3. Does your investment portfolio reside on the efficient frontier as described by Nobel Prize winner Harry Markowitz?

  4. What is the standard deviation (volatility measurement) of your portfolio?

  5. Are you utilizing every possible prudent tax-avoidance technique, in order to minimize needless wealth transfers to Uncle Sam and other taxing authorities?

  6. Does your current written financial strategy bridge the gap from where you are to where you want to be?

  7. Do you have peace of mind?

May we humbly suggest you should know and have the right answers to these questions?

Take a quick look at our financial planning questionnaire

Contact Atlantic Financial

For more information or to have us answer any questions you may have, please call 1-800-559-2900, or use this form to contact us:

 

Financial Planning and Investment Services

Atlantic Financial has been serving clients since 1994.  Atlantic Financial enjoys a solid reputation for service, selection and value. We can review your wealth management plan, assist with your or 401k / IRA Rollover and assist you with global wealth management.

Individual Services

Institutional Services

Company

 


Atlantic Financial
Copyright © 1994-2008 Atlantic Financial, Inc.

Securities offered through Cantella & Co. Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC.

Copyright © 1994-2008 Atlantic Financial Inc (Privacy Policy)
 
 Atlantic Financial Inc. serves as a branch office of Cantella & Co. Inc. also known as an Office of Supervisory Jurisdiction all references to firm capabilities and securities offerings should be considered under the offering of Cantella & Co. Inc. as the broker dealer for Atlantic Financial Inc.

Mutual Funds are sold by Prospectus only. Please carefully consider investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses before investing. Please request a Mutual Fund Prospectus and read it carefully before investing.