Your greatest asset?

May 12, 2024

If you’re like most, you already insure your home, vehicles, boats, etc. How does your Income compare to those other assets you insure? Its likely that your income is worth far more than anything else you insure.

Think of your “Income Asset” as the total value of the income you’ll earn from now until you retire. Assuming an annual income of $100,000 with a 3% increase from age 40 through age 67, its worth almost $4.3 million.

Does it make sense to protect your most valuable asset; your income!

Let’s schedule time to discuss

Wilfredo Seguí, MBA

Wilfredo was born in Havana, Cuba and raised between NYC and Miami from the age of 6. His father was in construction and taught him everything from building to electrical. Traits you don’t normally find in a Corporate Accountant / CFO, yet these are the very things that make him shine. Whether you are designing a new company or rebuilding an existing one, having him on your team is an invaluable asset. He is no stranger the struggles of entrepreneurship, he has helped many companies take the steps necessary to make it to the next level.  

With over 30 years of extensive experience in strategic planning, budgeting, and corporate finance, there is no doubt he can help your business reach its goals. Having worked in a myriad of industries such as Architectural, Engineering, Healthcare, Internet & Satellite Provider, Government, IT Network Infrastructure, Manufacturing, Broadcast/Media Entertainment, Production Advertising, Marketing and Public Relations, there is almost no obstacle he hasn’t already encountered.  

Wilfredo holds a bachelor’s in finance from Barry University and an Executive MBA from Florida International University. He also has a demonstrated track record of maximizing business opportunities and consistently achieving corporate financial performance goals. He is recognized as a hands-on expert problem solver who can rapidly resolve cross-functional business process problems, formulate strategic plans, and implement change for the benefit of the company’s bottom line.

When not leading companies, Wilfredo enjoying fishing with his teenage boys, Daniel & David and traveling with his wife Iris.