Sean P. Lee, MSFS
Sean P. Lee is a managing partner and Investment Adviser Representative with Elevated Retirement Group. Since 2002, Lee has helped families reach and maintain their financial goals. Lee has been featured in The Wall Street Journal’s Market Watch, The Deseret News, The Salt Lake Tribune and USA Today. He has also been featured as a local financial adviser on Utah’s NBC station, KSL 5. Lee holds a Master of Science in Financial Services (MSFS) from the Institute of Business & Finance and a bachelor’s degree in finance from Westminster College. If you would like to talk to Sean Lee’s team, you can schedule a call by clicking here.
Phone: 801.639.0095 | Email: slee@erg-slc.com | Website: www.ElevateMyRetirement.com
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Latest articles by Sean P. Lee, MSFS
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Plot a Smoother Retirement Journey with a Written Income Plan
Financial Planning Solving the retirement puzzle can require using investments for liquidity and growth, insurance products for income and principal protection and possibly alternative investments for diversification. That requires a plan.
By Sean P. Lee, MSFS Published
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10 Questions to Ask Your First, Next or (Maybe?) Last Financial Adviser
Financial Planning When it comes to your financial future, you can’t afford to settle. So get nosy. Question No. 1: Are you a fiduciary?
By Sean P. Lee, MSFS Published
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Ready for Stock Market Risk? Go Back to Basics to Find Out
Investor Psychology If the market’s record-setting run has you a bit nervous, it’s time to get real about risk.
By Sean P. Lee, MSFS Published
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Creative Tax Strategies Can Stretch Your Nest Egg Years Longer
retirement How you tap into your retirement accounts could mean a world of difference. Sometimes going against popular thinking pays off.
By Sean P. Lee, MSFS Published
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