posted on June 17th 2020 in Financial Planning with 0 Comments /

WorthPointe advisors John Chapman and Matt Addington provide their answers to that question in a new video that touches on three areas: the emotional impact of the pandemic; what you seek to accomplish; and what changes, if any, may be required with respect to income planning.

Discover why we feel you shouldn’t be panicking, why we recommend you redefine success, and why we believe your financial plan is the most important vehicle you have to support your needs, wants and wishes — all in less than seven minutes. Listen here.

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