Free Book for Mid-Michigan Construction Trade Business Owners
Who Haven’t Made Time To Plan For Their Financial Future
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Starts Now!” below and get a free consultation
In this must-read book, you’ll discover…
- Strategies that can help make life easier and more efficient when planning for your retirement
- How to create a retirement plan that considers potential roadblocks, such as taxes and changing market conditions
- Ways to reach your retirement goals through effective and well-thought-out financial and estate planning
- The importance of finding strategies that address debt management, investment portfolio construction, social security and insurance
- Reasons why an experienced financial advisor can be an asset when creating a meaningful retirement and legacy plan
Meet the Author
Erik Hansen is a Certified Financial Planner®️ who helps construction trade business owners in Michigan with financial and retirement planning. With two decades of experience, he assists entrepreneurs in Michigan plan a retirement that is more fulfilling and enjoyable.
However, Erik’s previous career was quite different—he holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering and a master’s degree in Construction Management, which led him to work as a construction project manager over a 15-year career in commercial construction management. His experience involves spending time with almost every type of construction trade, while managing project types that included hospitals, utility plants, schools and office buildings.
Erik understands the unique challenges of construction trade business owners, and his goal is to help these construction trade business owners find a path to retirement that addresses all of their needs. He knows that when it comes to planning for the future, many factors need to be considered for a more comfortable and confident retirement.
In Retirement Planning Starts Now, Erik Hansen outlines 10 blind spots that can help address unexpected problems for construction trade business owners when planning for retirement.