Planning financial strategies to help achieve the goals and dreams of our client In today's global economy, investing has become more complex. Investors, faced with an abundance of choices, are demanding expertise, unbiased advice and adherence to the highest ethical standards. If you're looking for a trusted advisor to help you make informed decisions in a rapidly evolving marketplace, consider what Econ Wealth Management can offer. We provide investment planning and asset management to a select group of clients with a focus on family, integrity, and an exceptional level of service. NEWS: ALZHEIMER'S AWARENESS COFFEE CLUB Tuesday, February 14, 2012 at 9:30 a.m. - EWM Office Join us for the first seminar in our 2012 educational series "Wealthy Living: Focusing on What Really Matters in Retirement." A special guest from the Alzheimer's Association will provide information about detecting the early warning signs of the disease. We encourage you to bring a guest to learn about this important topic! Please RSVP by calling our office. This event is educational in nature. SAVE THE DATE! EWM WEBINAR/CONFERENCE CALL Thursday, February 16, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. - Stay tuned for further details. New for 2012 - quarterly webinars/conference calls for current Private Investment Management (PIM) clients only! We hope you'll join us for the first of four webinars/conference calls in 2012. These events are just another way we strive to keep PIM clients up-to-date. Our own Portfolio Consultant, Shawn Berwager, will review our portfolio strategy along with current economic conditions. In addition, Steve Economopoulos, Managing Principal & PIM Portfolio Manager, will provide general tax considerations for your portfolio for 2012. Investment products and services are offered through Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network, LLC (WFAFN), Member FINRA/SIPC. Econ Wealth Management is a separate entity from WFAFN. Econ Wealth Management does not provide tax or legal advice. ARE YOU RECEIVING PHONE CALLS FROM THE NUMBER 888-888-8888? If customers are suspicious about a request for their personal information that they’ve received through an email, text message, website, by mail or phone, they should call our office directly to verify the request. Clients should never share their mother’s maiden name, Social Security number, bank account numbers, or account usernames and PINs/passwords. Individuals can find tools and resources to help reduce the risk of fraud and identity theft on www.wellsfargo.com under the link called: Visit Our Fraud Information Center.
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