Retirement Planning That Actually Plans Ahead

Personalized tax strategies for people who don’t want to wing it with their future 

You’ve spent your career saving for retirement. Now comes the tricky part: turning those savings into income that lasts—without giving too much of it to the IRS. 

Personal Financial Services specializes in tax-smart strategies that help you make the most of your retirement accounts, minimize your Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs), and leave a legacy that isn’t weighed down by taxes. (And yes, we actually explain this stuff in plain English.)

Roth Conversion Plan

The core strategy: converting your pretax IRA to a Roth IRA over time to reduce future tax liability for you and your heirs. Starting at $3,000

What’s Included

  • Custom multi-year conversion plan based on your income, age, and financial goals

  • Tax strategy report built using your latest return and year-to-date numbers 

  • Coordination with your financial advisor 

  • Guidance on Social Security timing and RMD reduction 

  • Full plan review with you, your advisor, and the PFS team.

Add-Ons

Scenario Recalculation 

Big life changes? Big tax law changes? We can re-run your numbers. $TBD (based on scope) 

Small Plan Updates 

Minor income shifts or tweaks to your timeline? We’ll adjust your plan for $300.

Our Planning Process

What Clients are Saying

“Elizabeth and her team are not only knowledgeable about estate and tax affairs - especially for the elderly- but they are also very thorough in every aspect.”

Susan Wagener

“The team are easy to work with - they give me clear guidance on what's needed. And Elizabeth gives guidance and things to think about for the following year. Professional and straightforward - an excellent service.”

Ciaran Byrne

About Personal Financial Services

We’re not your typical accounting firm—and that’s on purpose. Personal Financial Services is a woman-owned, community-rooted team of experts who care about your life as much as your numbers. Meet the team right here.

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Ready to make retirement less…taxing?