Your Call Is Booked

You’re booked. Here’s how to make the call count.

A confirmation is on its way by email and text. If it lands in spam or promotions, drag it to your inbox so you don’t miss the details.

Watch this first, a quick word from Alex
Before your callThree quick things
1

Confirm the details

Check your email and texts; move ours to your inbox.

2

Block the time

Add the call to your calendar and set a reminder.

3

Watch a few clips below

Short answers to the questions people ask most.

4

Include your spouse

If you decide together, have them watch with you.

Before your call, watch these

The questions you’re already asking

Short, plain-English answers from Alex. Watch the ones that apply to your situation, then bring your questions to the call.
Getting to know us

Who is Alex Alston, and who is Rose Wealth?

The process

Why two calls instead of one?

Do-it-yourselfers

What if I manage my own investments?

Second opinion

What if I already have an advisor?

Timing

How early do I need to start planning?

The audit

What is included in the audit?

Straight talk

How do you get paid?

What sets us apart

Why are you different from other advisors?

No pressure

What if I don’t want to move my money?

Please, do your research

Look us up before we talk

You’re about to talk with us about your life savings, so you should know exactly who we are. The advisors worth trusting are the ones who welcome that, not the ones who dodge it.

Look up Alex and the firm. Read the reviews. Check us out on Google and Facebook. We’d rather you show up already comfortable with who you’re dealing with.

One last thing

Show up ready to make it count

Have a rough picture handy

A general sense of your accounts and roughly when you’d like to retire. You don’t need exact numbers, and please don’t send account logins or Social Security numbers.

Write down your questions

As you watch the clips above, note what comes up about your own situation. Those questions are what make the call useful.

Don’t put it off

The decisions that matter most tend to get made in the years right around retirement. Keep the time you booked, and if you need to move it, use the reschedule link in your email.