The Faggio Financial Difference

We understand that selecting advisors is a personal choice. Especially in divorce, it is imperative that you have trust in your financial advisor; that your advisor has the knowledge, skills, and experience to cost-effectively bring you to settlement, who understands your situation, and one whom you can openly communicate with.

Before making your decision, we recommend that you review our qualifications below so that you are able to make a well-informed decision.

	Faggio Financial	Others	What it means to you?
CPA			CPAs must have 80 hours of continuing education bi-annually. John concentrates his studies in the latest tax issues to provide you with maximum tax savings.
CFP®			As a Certified Financial Planner, John analyzes the financial impact the settlement has on your future. This minimizes financial surprises after the settlement.
CDFA™ (Certified Divorce Financial Analyst)			Hiring an advisor who has a complete understanding of the divorce process will save you time and money.
Matrimonial/Planning Practice Only			You are making decisions that will affect the rest of your life. If you needed brain surgery, would you choose your Primary Care Physician or the Surgeon that does the work day in and day out?
Board Service and foundation involvement in Collaborative Practice			John is a Collaborative Professional who is willing to give his time and learn from others who are experts in the field.
Mediation Training			John understands the emotional issues of the process and is trained in helping people come to agreement.
Published articles on divorce Lecturer on divorce-related issues			Faggio Financial is built on the foundation of helping others, be that professional colleagues or individuals in the divorce process.
Experienced in all divorce processes			John has been involved in all of the divorce processes. He can provide you with referrals and recommend the best alternative, from the start, for you and your family.
Specialized Financial Divorce Planning Software			Most financial settlements require a coordination of property division, support, tax, and financial planning issues. Our software generates reports that show clients how those issues will affect them financially in the future.