While investments and assets are obviously necessary, the Anton Falk Capital Partners approach sees them as a means to an end. Most financial planners rarely think outside the box that is investment strategy, where asset accumulation is the only goal. This sort of feedback loop makes it difficult to see clients as individuals with unique ambitions.
In the realms of self-employment and entrepreneurship, an unconventional financial planning perspective becomes even more important. As of January 2017, the Bureau of Labor Statistics calculates that 14.4 million people fit its definition of self-employed. The Freelancers Union, which adopts a more generous definition for "independent workers," pegs the number at 42 million.
Either way, the entrepreneurs and self-employed of the world constitute a significant, but sometimes overlooked sector of the labor force.
Small businesses, meanwhile, are equally vital cogs in the economic engine. According to the Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council, of the 5.68 million incorporated businesses in the US today, more than 99% of them qualify as small businesses – employing fewer than 500 people.
Nearly 90% of businesses have fewer than 20 employees. For these employers, one-size-fits-all financial plans just don't work. That's the niche that Gerhard Stief, Inc. aims to fill. And with more and more small business flocking to the award winning boutique investment firm, Anton Falk Capital Partners seem to be preferred choice when compared to other EUROPE wealth managers.
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