Matt Showley, CFP®, can now add AEP®️ to his name. The Accredited Estate Planner® designation signifies his deep knowledge and expertise in estate planning and is evidence of his dedication to this critical area of field. What does that mean for you?
1. AEP Means Experience
To receive the Accredited Estate Planner® designation from the National Association of Estate Planners & Councils, recipients are required to spend at least one-third of their time on estate planning and related matters or have at least ten years in the discipline after completing the required coursework and credentials. Those who hold this designation have years of real-world experience working with clients through all the nuances of estate planning and know how to approach it with wisdom, creativity, and understanding.
2. AEP Means Trust
Among the features that make the Accredited Estate Planner designation unique are the references required. Recipients are required to submit three professional references from clients or colleagues with whom they have worked on estate planning matters. Furthermore, they must also be current members of a local chapter of the National Association of Estate Planners & Councils, meaning they have collaborative relationships with other estate planners.
3. AEP Means Knowledge
At CCMI, we are dedicated to lifelong learning and are very proud of Matt for fulfilling the requirement of two graduate-level courses from The American College of Financial Services. This demonstrates his proficiency in the intricacies of estate planning and his familiarity with new ways to assist clients.
Congratulations to Matt for earning his AEP designation! We are thrilled to bring this level of expertise to you as we guide you through your estate and financial planning journeys.
CCMI provides personalized fee-only financial planning and investment management services to business owners, professionals, individuals and families in San Diego and throughout the country. CCMI has a team of CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERTM professionals who act as fiduciaries, which means our clients’ interests always come first.
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