What You'll Learn:

How you can reduce taxes on your social security, even after claiming 

How you can create a foundation of tax-free income that you cannot outlive 

How to make your retirement assets work together, holistically, reinforcing your retirement goals 

Plus much, much more!

Little known strategy to cover LTC costs without expensive (and possibly) wasted insurance premiums! 

How to plan for in-home care and/or dementia care

Scott Schuett 

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Phone: 757-447-4492

Email: scott@cameronwealth.com

Website: www.cameronwealth.com

Scott Schuett's professional career began over twenty-five years ago as he practiced law in the United States Navy as a Judge Advocate General.  He owned a property management firm, managing over one-hundred-eighty-five rental units.  After selling that business, Scott entered the Assisted Living business in 2003.  Between 2003 and 2009, Scott acquired six assisted living facilities in Hampton Roads, becoming the largest independent operator in Virginia.  At the height of his business, he cared for over three hundred residents and employed close to one hundred staff.  

Everything changed in 2012.  Up until that time, Scott had one State Inspector with the Department of Social Services for all of his facilities.  While at times there were deficiencies in his properties, Scott prided himself on correcting any issues and working hand-in-hand with the State Inspector to improve his facilities.  In 2012, the State Inspector Scott had from 2003-2012 was removed from his facilities and all new inspectors were assigned to his properties.  Everything that Scott was told during those previous nine years was now wrong, ultimately resulting in Scott losing his license to be an Assisted Living Facility Administrator, as well as his licenses for the facilities.  No matter what he did to try to correct the issues the new State Inspector's found, it wasn't good enough.  What was a thriving business was now left on the brink of bankruptcy.  Worst of all, residents were displaced from their homes. In 2015, Scott closed the one facility the Department of Social Services left him.  He was left personally bankrupt and emotionally devastated.

Knowing that he still wanted to help people, Scott found the Safe-Money business.  He knows what it's like to be left financially ruined by outside forces.  Scott vowed to help every person he could from the financial devastation that can occur from outside forces such as market loss, premature death of a partner or unexpected long-term care expenses.  For the past fourteen years, Scott has helped hundreds of clients protect their retirement savings.  He has protected his client's retirement savings from market loss as well as helped them lock in yearly gains on their savings.  He works tirelessly to help educate his clients so that they have confidence in their retirement.

Scott is a top advisor in his field and trains advisors across the country on Safe Money Strategies.  His clientele continues to grow every year as a result of his common sense approach to "Safety First" and age old concepts that have stood the test of time.  He has a real passion for people and the thing we spend our entire lives working so hard to accumulate, save and protect.  When you join forces with Scott, you are not just a client but rather part of the family.  Scott honors all calls for a no-fee discussion of estate and retirement planning.  Isn't it time you had a true financial partner in retirement?  Call Scott today to start the conversation.