William Heilig's Contact Details

William Heilig's Company Details

Lighthouse Wealth Management

Atlanta, Georgia, United States • 20 Employees
Financial Services

Wealth Management... Having wealth is having the ability to enjoy our lives, however we choose, without the stress of finances; to be able to love the people close to us and laugh freely. Wealth can provide peace of mind. I believe that good people are often left behind when it comes to the understanding of how to create and maintain wealth. Maybe you have found, like I have, that most people feel like they take 3 steps forward, only to take 2 steps backwards. I believe that although everyone knows something about money, there are things we just don't know and definitely things people just don't do. It is the things that most people don't know and don't do that have hurt them over the last year, could be hurting them now and could hurt them in the future. Lighthouse Wealth Management is a firm that takes the approach that we are your partner in the business of your investments and your wealth; we succeed when you succeed. We strive to understand why you want what you want in order to help you manage your ability to create and maintain wealth. We do this by spending time getting to know you, analyzing one's cash flow and investment accounts. We assess and discuss recommended adjustments for improved growth, tax, risk and cash flow efficiency. We educate our clients in reducing and elimination risk within their IRAs, 401ks and brokerage accounts without sacrificing quality returns. Through life, long term care, and disability insurance we protect our clients from unforeseen events in life that can cripple their ability to maintain their wealth and their desired lifestyle. By partnering with experienced CPA's, Estate Planning attorneys, real estate consultants, business planners, and marketing gurus Lighthouse Wealth Management is able to guide our clients with excellence in support and financial planning throughout all phases of life. Wealth means different things to different people. What does it mean to you?