Steve Wilson Guides You Through
the Retirement Planning Maze
As a result of breakthroughs in nutrition, fitness, and medicine, you face an engaging question: How should you invest your savings so you don’t outlive them? From among thousands of investment options, how do you choose those that foster your dreams while protecting your future?
Stephen W. Wilson, Senior Vice President and Investment Officer at First Union Securities, helps you find the answers. Hundreds of employees approaching retirement have taken charge of life’s "second half" with Steve’s forthright guidance.
Security in your hands
Many clients learn of Steve when they attend his GTE retirement seminars. Steve often opens their eyes, explaining the company’s rules and loopholes better than the company does. His inside knowledge of the retirement process turns skeptics into believers.
Service with a smile
When you’re closer to retirement, Steve interviews you in depth and develops a 30- to 40-page report. He’ll spend as much time as it takes, even coming to your house, to explain your options and his recommendations. All without fees or obligations.
Advice and more
Steve goes above and beyond the call of duty. When a crisis looms, he offers moral support, manages the paperwork, or locates an attorney. Clients are proud to call him a friend as well as an advisor.
About Steve Wilson
About First Union Securities
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After attending two of Steve’s retirement seminars, Harold Smith, a retired GTE hourly worker, still wasn’t sure about choosing him. "What sold me was he came to all the way from Westlake Village to my house in Los Angeles," says Smith. Other financial planners wanted Smith to come to their offices.
Smith also liked Steve’s "realistic view of the market. He sets a goal that’s achievable over the long run without excessive risk." For many clients the goal is 8-9% average annual growth, not the 12-14% that some other advisors imply they can deliver.
Retired GTE managers Mike and Susan McCoy confirm this. "Steve is conservative in his estimates," says Mike McCoy, "unlike many in the field, who exaggerate. Steve is the only financial planner I’d recommend."
Part of the Family
Pacific Bell worker Bertha Tatum and her sister, a GTE retiree, are pleased with the work Steve is doing for them. Tatum says, "Steve is likable, pleasant, and very good at answering questions over the phone."
Other clients feel the same way. "He’s a friend," says Shirley Thomas, widow of a GTE manager. When her husband died, Steve offered moral support, managed the GTE paperwork, and found an attorney to handle the will. "He goes way beyond what’s expected of a financial planner," says Thomas. "I’m totally satisfied with Steve."
Escaping the Maze
Mueller has recommended Steve to many others. One skeptical friend called 24 of Steve’s clients and didn’t get a single negative comment. Mueller even persuaded her inlaws, a conservative couple in their 80s, to go with Steve. When their portfolio began earning $5,000 per month instead of per year, they asked why Mueller hadn’t recommended him earlier.
Steve Wilson, Mueller concludes, "makes things easy for you . . . inspires confidence in you . . . is with you for the long run." She sums Steve up as "Awesome!"
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