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The first step towards your dream retirement

A free meeting with Capital City Financial Partners can help provide confidence in your financial future.

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Capital City Financial Partners’ CPAs, CFPs®, and MBAs provide professional guidance tailored to your unique financial journey.

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Picture your ideal retirement: is it travel, time with family, perfecting your pickleball game, learning a new hobby, or all of the above?

Just like your retirement goals, your path to achieving them is unique. Luckily, Capital City Financial Partners (CCFP) offers two complimentary meetings to get on the right track.

Meeting 1: Assess your finances and identify goals

In your first meeting, CCFP will gather the details of your current financial plan and examine key areas of retirement planning (think: income, taxes, investments, healthcare, and legacy planning).

The Capital Confidence Plan will help to evaluate your finances, identify opportunities to improve tax efficiency, and align your investments with your goals and risk tolerance.

Meeting 2: Your retirement report card

In your second meeting, you’ll receive a Capital Confidence Report Card, grading all areas of your retirement plan and showing areas to improve. CCFP will offer personalized solutions designed to help you meet your goals, whether you decide to partner with CCFP or not.

Schedule a free meeting

‡Disclaimer

Investment Advisory Services offered through Integrated Advisors Network (“Integrated”), an SEC Registered Investment Advisor. Registration does not imply a certain level of skill or training. Certain Representatives of Capital City Financial Partners are also registered with and offer securities through, APW Capital, Inc., Member FINRA/SIPC, 100 Enterprise Drive, Suite 504, Rockaway, NJ 07866, (800) 637-3211. Capital City Financial Partners is neither affiliated with nor under common control of APW Capital or Integrated.

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