Wealth Management for Law Enforcement Officers
Financial freedom and security through comprehensive wealth management custom-tailored for you.
Serving Those Who Serve
As a law enforcement officer, you put your safety on the line every day to protect your community. Let Creative Planning Law Enforcement help protect your financial future. We understand the unique challenges you face, such as navigating complicated pension and retirement decisions, a risk of getting injured on the job and the need to protect your family.
That’s why our experienced professionals provide custom, fiduciary advice that puts your best interests first. We help you navigate a wide range of challenges in pursuit of financial independence.
Trusted advice to help navigate the unique financial challenges of law enforcement officers:
- An increased risk of becoming injured on the job means that you need to plan for the unexpected. Will your family be okay?
- Pension, Social Security and other retirement benefits can be difficult to navigate. Will you have enough money to last a lifetime?
- Are you putting any supplemental pay (shift differentials, overtime, comp time and court time pay, etc.) to its best use?
- Are you hoping to leave a financial legacy for the people and causes that matter most to you?
Our Approach
We believe in the importance of serving those who serve our communities.
At Creative Planning Law Enforcement, we support law enforcement officers with a team of credentialed, educated, experienced and action-oriented advisors, including CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ practitioners, Certified Public Accountants, insurance specialists, attorneys and other professionals dedicated to helping you achieve your goals. We provide custom fiduciary advice that puts your best interests first, at all times.
Recent Insights
Early Retirement for Police Officers
Law enforcement officers (LEOs) often face extreme pressure and stress that can take a toll over time. So it’s not surprising that many law enforcement officers begin counting down the days until they can retire. If you’re considering an early retirement from the department, you’ll want to make sure you’re financially prepared. The following tips can help.
How to Know If You’re Properly Insured
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Three Questions Law Enforcement Officers Should Ask Their Financial Advisor
How an Advisor Can Help You Prepare for the Future Congratulations, you’ve decided to work with a financial advisor! As a law enforcement officer, you face a unique set of financial challenges, and having the guidance of a trusted professional can make a big impact on...
What Every Law Enforcement Officer Needs to Know Before Retiring
Words of Wisdom as You Prepare for Life After the Police Force You’re likely aware that law enforcement officers (LEOs) face a unique set of financial challenges when planning for the future. A forced retirement age, a potentially lengthy retirement and the...
