Financial Planning from a CPA/PFS

  • Blue “Financial Planning” booklet beside laptop and coffee, with a hand holding a pen over a wooden desk.

The Personal Financial Specialist (PFS) credential is only available to CPAs, and it exists for a reason: financial planning done without the tax return in front of you is guesswork. Dan Reganata holds it, along with the CPA and an MBA.

What Planning Covers

  • Retirement projections — how much is enough, and when you can stop
  • Withdrawal sequencing, required minimum distributions and Roth conversion windows
  • Social Security claiming strategy, evaluated as a tax question as well as a timing one
  • Retirement plan selection for business owners
  • Education funding and 529 strategy
  • Risk and insurance review
  • Coordinating an inheritance or business sale into the long-term plan

What Makes This Different

Your plan is built on your actual return, not a questionnaire. We already know your income, your deductions, your entity and your bracket — so the recommendations account for the tax consequences from the start rather than getting cleaned up afterward.


Call (856) 874-1892 to talk through your plan.