Special Needs Parents… Now is the time to Plan!

The government is reducing benefits to special needs individuals and putting more pressure on the families to do it themselves. There has never been a better time to “Plan for What If.” You need to understand the potential ramifications to your special needs loved one if you are not there to care for them. Take control now to live a less stressful and more fulfilling life.

Alan Cicora, a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, and the founder of Plan For What If, is the father of Julie, a beautiful 15 year old girl that was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsey before her second birthday. He has spent countless hours researching and helping clients plan for the what if’s in life. Through working with the special needs community he has discovered and simplified strategies that can be applied immediately to improve the quality of your life.

Alan has worked with numerous local and national non-profits serving the special needs community. Most recently he has served on the Board of Directors for Easter Seals of SW Florida and was a featured speaker at the Family Cafe which is host to thousands of special needs families annually in Orlando, Florida.

Getting started with Plan for What If products, programs and mentoring. You gain access to the 15 years of experience that Alan has as a special needs Father, advocate for the special needs community, and as a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™. He has crafted the Special Needs Life Planning Program, which includes the Plan For What If workbook and audio CD program to help you take control now. Also, when you purchase the Special Needs Life Planning Program you will be assigned a Disability Advocate that will act as your mentor to guide you through the completion of the program.


 

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