The Ripple Wealth 6 Step Process

Our process ensures consistent performance and the highest standards in ongoing client relationship management


Step 1

Initial Engagement

Get to know each other and discuss your current position, values, goals and lifestyle objectives.


Step 2

Research & Analysis

It is very rare that 2 people are in the same position or have the same products. We will delve into your current situation to get a better understanding of what might be holding you back and discuss possible strategies & options to get you closer to where you want to be.


Step 3

Strategy Development

Advice is never a one size fits all, so once we have an idea of your situation and goals we put together personalised and simple to understand advice that shapes a path to follow to help you meet your objectives.


Step 4

Advice Presentation & Education

The biggest part of our role is education, at this stage we present your personalised financial plan and go through this in detail to ensure you understand what we are recommending and why this helps to meet your goals.

Without understanding the reasons or benefits gained from the advice it will become easy to fall back into old habits and thus this is an important part of the process.


Step 5

Strategy Implementation

We do all the groundwork to ensure the advice is implemented efficiently and effectively. You will also be involved in part of this process depending on the type of advice provided.


Step 6

Ongoing Monitoring & Strategy Update

Financial advice is never a 'set and forget' part of your life. We monitor your progress and regularly review your situation to ensure the advice remains relevant and you continue on target to meet your goals and objectives.


Contact

Get in touch

Address

Suite 4 70 Croydon St
Cronulla, NSW, 2230

Shaun Parton and Ripple Wealth Pty Ltd ABN 70 633 648 138 t/as Ripple Wealth are Authorised Representatives of Walker Lane, AFS Licence No 509305

The information contained on this website is general in nature and does not take into account your personal situation. You should consider whether the information is appropriate to your needs, and where appropriate, seek professional advice from a financial adviser.