Thursday, 04 November 2021 12:20 AM
Company Update
The entrepreneur and veteran wealth advisor worked hand-in-hand with the writing staff of two noted websites who each solicited his professional financial expertise.
NAPLES, FL / ACCESSWIRE / November 4, 2021 / When Jack Howley, founder of the Florida-based wealth management firm Howley Financial Group, LLC was approached by two separate web-based magazines to provide consultation on two new articles dealing with important matters regarding personal finance, he agreed readily, eager to share his professional expertise with the public.
In the first article, entitled Who Gets What When? Jack Howley Discusses Family Inheritance and published by an online periodical that concentrates on matters relating to business and new technology, Jack worked in conjunction with journalist Jamie Cartwright to shed light on some of the murkier issues surrounding wealth transfer after the death of a loved one. "Choosing how to distribute family wealth is a decision that has the potential to affect generations. It also has the potential to impact relationships within the family if the distribution is seen as unfair," he warns, before issuing detailed advice "Specific interests of a potential benefactor should be incorporated into the decision-making process. A trust may be set up in advance in the best interest of an adult with special needs. Advisors and healthcare professionals can also help parents understand any overlooked issues that may arise."
In the second article, entitled The Secret to Mastering Debt According to Jack Howley and published by an online periodical aimed at small business owners and entrepreneurs, Jack Howley collaborated with that publication's senior editorial staff to produce an essay that clearly spells out the best tactics to combat the accumulation of overwhelming debt. "Creating a budget is an effective way to monitor where money is going. By planning out which costs are necessary, a monthly schedule can be made," Jack writes in one particularly illuminating passage, before expanding on the thought, "A budget includes how much money is earned every month as well as how to spend it. Many individuals use the 50/30/20 rule. This means that 50% of the total income is used on necessities. 30% is used for items that are desired. 20% is set aside for debt repayment and savings."
Anyone interested in learning more about Jack Howley is encouraged to visit his professional website.
About Jack Howley:
Jack Howley is an entrepreneur and the founder of Howley Financial Group. He is an expert in assisting corporations and individuals meet their wealth creation and protection objectives, with more than forty years of relevant experience representing the top 1% of the industry.
Jack has 40 years of experience in the wealth creation and protection field. His business model is unique, outlining 27 different areas of protection, savings, and growth in what he calls an "MRI of money." The idea is to integrate the complex concepts of retirement planning, estate planning, tax strategy, and insurance in order to formulate a comprehensive plan for his clients, all the while making the complicated world of personal finance more understandable. He spends his time between Naples, Florida and the Jersey shore assisting individuals and closely held corporations in meeting their financial objectives.
Contact Information:
Jack Howley
Founder and President, Howley Financial Group, LLC
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 732-530-7100
Website: jack-howley.com
SOURCE: Howley Financial Group