Mary Gonter
 

Smooth Sailing
In Your Future
 


Mary Gonter, M.B.A.
Financial Advisor


Retirement continues to be a time when many people want to set sail and coast in smooth waters, enjoying the comfort and security they’ve worked a lifetime to achieve. However, in 2006 the times, they are a’changin’, and so is the way we view those yearned-for leisure years. The company pension can’t be counted on, as it once was. More than ever before, we all need an individualized savings strategy as we look forward to our non-working years. Equally important is how to sustain those savings after reaching that goal.

Enter Mary Gonter – M.B.A. and Financial Advisor for Raymond James & Associates, Inc. She looks at the big picture of your economic planning, using a conservative, logical method. Mary has built strong, lasting partnerships with her clients, focusing on strategies such as educational goals, 401(k) rollovers, insurance planning, management of concentrated stock positions, as well as tax and estate planning.


Raymond James & Associates, Inc. is one of the nation’s leading investment firms. Raymond James’ acclaimed research, cutting-edge technology, wide range of investment alternatives and client-centered philosophy afford Mary the resources and independence to offer quality, unbiased financial solutions. Both are extremely committed to their clients’ success.

“We all need a plan for every area and stage of our lives, whether we’re married or single, and that includes a financial program,” Mary says. “When changes occur, we readjust our goals and priorities. I find that some couples rarely discuss money. It’s imperative to review assets several times a year, and for both to be aware of what they have.”

“A financial plan involves more than a savings account,” continues Mary. “Is the home paid off? Is there a health and life insurance policy to depend on, if need be? The earlier in life a person becomes

 


financially realistic, the better off he or she will be in the long run. Many baby boomers are retiring sooner than their parents did. If their children are grown and self-sufficient, boomers have more options on how they spend any disposable income. No wonder they seek to maintain the active lifestyles they’ve become accustomed to.”

When people work diligently their entire adult lives to achieve monetary success, they deserve to relax and let their wealth work for them during their retirement years. Sound financial planning is key to managing investment income. Proper savings choices can assist even the most economically secure individuals in maximizing their retirement years. As a financial advisor with experience helping people prepare for the future, Mary Gonter can offer professional advice to better equip you for a retirement of smooth sailing.

Begin 2006 on the right track. Devote some time to your financial future by scheduling an appointment with Mary Gonter.
 


Written by Diane E. Robertson - Printed 2006
 


For further information contact Mary Gonter at
Raymond James & Associates, Inc.
941-412-1400 or 800-635-5870
or stop by the office located at 1314 East Venice Avenue, Suite A
Venice, Florida
E-mail
Mary.Gonter@RaymondJames.com 
Office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

 


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