HELPING Professionals, Doctors, Dentists, Business Owners and Families FOR OVER 15 YEARS
Farah Financial Services is an independent firm specializing in risk management, insurance, and investment solutions.
Company Founder, Farah Jahed has been recognized as an industry leader and trusted advisor in the community for over 15 years.
She is a Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU), Certified Health Specialist (CHS), and a proud member of Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT), the International Premier Association of Financial Professionals, and the founder of FarahFinancialS.com.
Our team of experts at Farah Financial Services is specialized in developing effective solutions for our clients in the areas of risk management, wealth creation, and asset preservation, estate planning, and wealth transfer which results in a process that clients can rely on for their wealth planning solutions.
We, at Farah Financial Services, have had the honor and pleasure to serve as the trusted advisor of Professionals, Doctors, Dentists, Business owners, and Families.
Our Client's testimonials on our website demonstrate how we are focused on EXCELLENCE.
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Risk management involves putting processes, methods, and tools in place to deal with the consequences of events you have identified as significant threats for your business.
This could be something as simple as setting aside financial reserves to ease cash flow problems if they arise .It often referred to as business continuity plans. These set out what you should do if a certain event happens, for example, if a fire destroys your office. You can't avoid all risk, but business continuity plans can minimize the disruption to your business.
Risk assessments will change as your business grows or as a result of internal or external changes. This means that the processes you have put in place to manage your business risks should be regularly reviewed. Such reviews will identify improvements to the processes and equally they can indicate when a process is no longer necessary.
