The Green Helix Wealth Map brings your goals, finances, responsibilities and important decisions into one clear view.
Built with Matthew Lawrence, QAFP®, Founder and Financial Planner, it helps you understand where you stand, what connects and what deserves your attention next.
Account statements, insurance policies, mortgage documents, business records and professional advice often live in different places.
Each piece may make sense on its own. The difficulty is seeing how they affect one another and knowing which decision should come first.
Without a shared view, important details can be missed, priorities can compete and good intentions can remain unfinished.
Your Wealth Map organizes the important parts of your financial life around the goals they are meant to support.
It shows what is already in place, where decisions overlap and which actions deserve priority. It also creates a shared reference point for conversations with your accountant, lawyer, lender and other professionals when coordination is needed.
The result is not more information. It is a clearer way to use the information you already have.
You work directly with Matthew to build and understand your Wealth Map.
Every part is discussed in plain language, including the assumptions behind it and the decisions it may help inform. Matthew’s QAFP® background provides a broad planning perspective across investments, retirement, insurance, property, business and estate considerations.
The value is not simply the map itself. It is the conversation, judgment and follow-through that it supports.
The goals, responsibilities and concerns that should guide your decisions.
A practical snapshot of your assets, debts, income, commitments and available resources.
How personal, registered, corporate and property-related arrangements fit together.
The insurance, reserves and other safeguards supporting the people and responsibilities that matter to you.
Where your financial planner, accountant, lawyer, lender and other professionals may need to coordinate.
The questions that need to be answered before meaningful action can be taken.
A clear sequence of priorities, responsibilities and milestones.
You do not need to solve every question before building your Wealth Map.
Begin with the decisions, responsibilities and goals already on your mind. Matthew will help you organize the pieces and identify what should happen next.
The Wealth Map is part of the broader financial planning relationship, but it serves a distinct purpose. It provides the organizing view that connects detailed projections, recommendations and professional advice without trying to replace them.
No. You can begin with what you already have. Recent account statements, insurance policies, mortgage information and business documents can be useful, but additional information can be gathered as the map develops.
Yes. For many clients, business ownership, real estate and personal finances are closely connected. The Wealth Map can reflect those relationships so decisions are considered in the proper context.
It should be revisited when your circumstances change, an important decision is completed or new priorities emerge. It can also provide a useful reference point during regular planning reviews.