OmniStar's 10 Elements of Wealth Management Assessment
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Your spending is aligned with your values and goals.
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You have an emergency fund covering 3–6 months of expenses.
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You have adequate coverage for life, disability, and liability risks.
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You engage in proactive tax planning with your advisor or CPA.
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Your portfolio is aligned with your goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon.
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You have planned for healthcare and longevity risk in retirement.
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You have up-to-date wills, trusts, and power of attorney documents.
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You are using tax-efficient tools like donor-advised funds or charitable trusts.
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You hold regular family meetings to discuss wealth and values.
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You have a business succession or exit strategy in place.
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Critical Gaps Identified (Score 10 to 25)
Your current plan may leave you vulnerable. Let’s create a plan that works for your future.
Step 1: Understand What’s Missing
✔ Identify the core gaps in your savings habits, investment choices, and retirement readiness
✔ Clarify your long-term financial needs so you know what you're aiming for
Step 2: Take Focused Action
✔ Start with manageable steps like opening or funding a retirement account, automating savings, or reducing debt
✔ Build a simple but structured plan to guide your next 6 to 12 months
Step 3: Talk to an Advisor You Trust
✔ The Second Opinion Solution is a no-pressure way to get a personalized review from a fiduciary
✔ It can help you prioritize actions, avoid costly mistakes, and gain confidence in your next steps
Room for Improvement (Score 26 to 40)
You’re on the right path, but a few strategic adjustments could make a big difference.
Step 1: Identify the Gaps
✔ Compare your current savings, investment performance, and retirement timeline to your desired outcomes
✔ Look for inefficiencies like high fees, low diversification, or missed tax strategies
Step 2: Adjust with Intention
✔ Increase contributions where possible, especially if you're behind your target
✔ Revisit your risk profile, asset allocation, and whether your plan protects against inflation or healthcare costs
Step 3: Get Clarity from an Expert
✔ A Second Opinion Solution helps you understand where your plan stands today and what needs to change
✔ Walk away with a practical roadmap and specific next steps tailored to your goals
Strong Financial Position (Score 41 to 50)
You’ve built a solid foundation. Keep refining your strategy to stay ahead.
Step 1: Revisit Your Goals
✔ Confirm that your current financial plan aligns with your personal values and long-term priorities
✔ Review retirement income projections and lifestyle goals to ensure you’re still on track
Step 2: Stress Test Your Strategy
✔ Run “what if” scenarios to evaluate how market shifts, taxes, or health events could impact your plan
✔ Review your estate and succession planning to ensure everything is coordinated and up to date
Step 3: Get a Second Opinion
✔ Even strong plans have room for refinement. The Second Opinion Solution offers an objective review to validate your strategy
✔ Gain clarity on any overlooked areas or opportunities for optimization