Secure Client Portals

If you are a tax client interested in using our online portal, please contact our office at 317-872-5090 to set up your secure login.

 
 

Speakers Bureau

Looking for a speaker for your professional association, community group, or social club? We can provide a qualified speaker for a wide range of personal financial planning topics. These can be general in nature or tailored to your group’s specific needs.

We can also be retained to develop and present educational workshops for employee groups that relate to an individual firm's retirement plan options.

 
 

Forms

Keep track of your cash flow with this free digital tracker.

 

Print-friendly version of our free Cash Flow spreadsheet.

 

Budget your money per paycheck with this free digital budgeting tool.

 

Charles Schwab & Co. 

Schwab is a registered broker-dealer and is not affiliated with any advisors whose names appear on this website. Reify Wealth Advisors is independently owned and operated. Schwab neither endorses nor recommends any particular advisor or investment strategy. Reify Wealth Advisors provides investment advisory services for your account. Schwab has agreements with Reify Wealth Advisors under which Schwab provides Reify Wealth Advisors with services related to your account. Schwab does not review the Reify Wealth Advisors website. The information contained in Reify Wealth Advisors website should not be considered to be either a recommendation by Schwab or a solicitation of any offer to purchase or sell any securities.

For those of you concerned about your Schwab accounts, we want you to know that they take great care to protect against hackers and unauthorized account withdrawals. Schwab designates a section of their website to discuss some of the protections they use and ways investors can protect their accounts.

Schwab offers multi-layered security technology for online users in an effort to prevent fraudulent account access. We encourage all Schwab online users to take advantage of the many controls in place to defend against unauthorized account access. Please use the following instructions to ensure your information is safe.

To begin, download the free Symantec VIP app (available on iPhone and Android). Log in to your Schwab account, go to the “Service” tab, and choose “Security Center.” Click on the “Enroll in Enhanced Authentication” link. Then, click “Continue.” Enter the “Credential ID” that is listed on your Symantec VIP app and enter the “Security Code.” Click “Enroll,” then “Close.” Once set up, no one will be able to log in without your unique code.

 

Identity Protection

There are several actions you can take to protect your identity:

Check free credit reports to look for signs of identity theft.

Annually pull your free credit report from each of the three credit bureaus: Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion. Review the reports for errors, correcting any you find, and any signs of identity theft.  

Implement a credit freeze.

Implement a credit freeze, sometimes called a security freeze, at each of the three credit bureaus. A credit freeze will stop the credit bureaus from releasing your credit information for new applications; therefore, when an identity thief tries to open a credit account using your Social Security number, it will be declined. You will receive a Personal Identification Number (PIN) from each of the credit bureaus when you implement the freeze. The PIN is how you lift the credit freeze when you want to allow access to your credit bureau records for a legitimate purpose. Store your PINs someplace safe.

In the past, placing a credit freeze for a minor or a young adult who did not yet have a credit file was difficult or impossible. Credit bureaus allow a credit freeze for minors, so also consider protecting your children with a credit freeze. For those under the age of 16, credit bureaus have different requirements. See each bureau’s website for specific instructions.

Place a security freeze on your ChexSystems file.

This type of freeze prevents approval of new bank or credit union accounts from being opened in your name without your consent, such as checking, savings, credit or loan accounts. Visit the ChexSystems link below and register for an account. Once your account is established, click on Security Freeze, Place A Freeze and follow the prompts. Similar to the credit bureaus, you will receive a PIN either by mail or secure message, which, in combination with your login credentials, is how you can manage your freeze in the future if you need to open a new account. So, storing this information in a safe place is essential.

 

Set up property fraud alerts for your name and property address.

Check with your county recorder’s office to find out if they offer a service to notify you when a deed is recorded in your name or for your property’s address. If so, this service is generally offered at no cost to you. While a notification does not stop property fraud, it can deliver the opportunity to catch the fraud early and take legal action. If you have multiple names, such as a maiden name or trust name, or if you are married, you will need to register for notifications for each individual name. In the state of Indiana, two commonly used options include:

*Outside of Indiana, checking with your county’s recorder office is your best option.

 

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