Larry Hoicowitz CPA/PFS---- 216-464-0520 in Ohio-------- 202-510-2656 in DC

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CPA Personal Financial Specialist

 

Credentials Count: Hire a CPA/PFS Professional

A top-notch plan for your future is necessary – and invaluable – so why entrust it to an adviser who’s anything less than the best?

 

The PFS Credential is available only to CPAs – so you’ll be choosing a planner from an exclusive group of highly trained financial specialists.

 

And a CPA/PFS professional will help you effectively and advantageously plan your family, business and personal financial future.

 

A CPA with the PFS Credential combines the objectivity, integrity and experience that are hallmarks of the CPA profession with specialized expertise. A CPA/PFS professional is a personal financial planner you can trust.

 

All Financial Planners Are Not Created Equal

 

What makes a CPA/PFS professional so special? Here’s a closer look at what sets apart a CPA with the PFS Credential – and how that makes him or her uniquely qualified to serve you:

 

Focused Education

College education in accounting; in-depth education in financial planning (estate, investment, income tax, retirement, risk management); and continuing professional education

 

Specialized Experience

Experience in key areas of financial planning and the ability to apply that expertise to a variety of clients and situations

 

Examination

Successful completion of the rigorous CPA Exam and the PFP Exam/Experience requirement, which covers financial planning

 

Ethics 

Compliance with State Board of Accountancy rules and regulations and the AICPA’s Code of Professional Conduct – plus uncompromising objectivity and integrity

 

Tax Know-How

Tax-planning experience ensures this critical component of financial planning is considered in every decision

 

Exclusivity

CPA/PFS professionals are part of a select group comprising only the best CPAs in the financial planning field – and thrive on consistently sharing best practices and learning about new developments

 

What are your financial concerns?

Managing your cash flow

Building retirement savings

Estate planning

Determining insurance needs

Minimizing your tax liability

Saving in an education fund

Managing your financial risk

Planning for eldercare

 

Your CPA/PFS professional will help you via services ranging from an informal consultation to a comprehensive financial plan – whatever works for you.

 

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