Plan Your Future K
PATRICK MUNRO OF NORTHSTAR FINANCIAL ADVISORS
NOWING WHERE TO turn when the entire coun- try is in a financial crisis is always difficult and usually
hard on the nerves. Whether you have spent your life as a blue-collar worker on in upper-level management, you need help determining when you are paying unnecessary taxes, when you should retire, when you should leave the stock market behind, and what you should do to make sure your fam- ily and not your government inherits most of your money. Patrick Munro of NorthStar
Financial Advisors of Myrtle Beach understands the dilemma most Americans face, and he realizes that many people need the guidance of a proven professional. “Tere is a lack of meaningful face-to-face meetings with retirement advisors to address the risk in today’s dangerous world,” said Munro. “Call centers and computer access are not enough.” Hailed as one of America’s top fi- nancial advisors, Munro hosts his own radio show, “Retire Right Radio,” on WRNN 99.5 FM and has provided listeners with free advice for six years. “I have clients in 16 states who listen to the show, and I have guests on from time to time who educate the listernership,” Munro explained. In today’s volatile economic
environment, many people have lost money in their retirement accounts managed by brokers or banks. On the other hand, Munro’s philosophy, experience and hard work have rewarded his clients with absolutely
safe investing options. “My strengths are exposing Wall
Street for the fraud that it is and presenting an opportunity for clients to insure their future,” said Munro, adding that presenting to the public a platform of clear and concise answers to the real issues is a necessity in his business. In addition to his radio show,
Munro presents four seminars a month in the area. “I serve the 55- to 80-year-old
market segment who attend my seminar, which is an entertaining retirement survival PowerPoint highlighting the current issues facing these folks today,” said Munro. If attendees are still interested after the seminar, they can book an inter- view that provides a second opinion on what they can do concerning risk management. Building trust is impor- tant, Munro pointed out, noting that he has a 10-year A plus rating with the Better Business Bureau, as well as affiliations with the International Association of Registered Financial Consultants and the Million Dollar Round Table. Following the initial interview, clients can schedule a solutions meet- ing, where they are presented with an annuity platform for their consideration. Munro is the founder of NorthStar
Financial Advisors, which offers the ultimate holistic, client-centered solu- tion to all matters financial. On-site advisors include an attorney, an ac- countant, other specialists and Wells Fargo, to handle reverse mortgages
when necessary. In the near future, a realtor, an appraiser, a funeral pre-need director, a travel agent and others will be added. Munro pointed out that it is a financial advisor’s responsibility to use all means necessary to keep up with news that affects his clients and to educate those he serves about the real dangers in the financial world. “Reputations are fleeting, but good old-fashioned service, once developed, will hold a registered financial con- sultant in good stead,” Munro said. “I hold more seminars than any other bank or advisor in my market. Tat speaks volumes as to my commitment to client education among my competition.”
If you are one of the many searching for an advisor you can trust or want more guaranteed income by paying less in taxes, visit
www.northstarnavigator.com and see for yourself how Patrick Munro and NorthStar Financial Advisors strive to differentiate themselves from competi- tion, or call (843) 448-7305.
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