• Getting Started with HBW

    Setting Up Your Investment Account(s)
  • It is time to get started with your investment accounts at HBW Advisory Services. Please complete this online intake process that allows us to gather the relevant information to properly open your account(s). If you have any questions you can contact our processing team or your Financial Advisor. 

  • Select all that apply:*
  • Household Financial Information

  • Annual Income
  • Annual Expenses
  • Net Worth
  • Liquid Net Worth
  • Investable Assets
  • Federal Tax Brackets
  • Special Expenses
  • Timeframe for Special Expenses
  • Primary Account Holder

  • Date of Birth*
     - -
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Spouse or Partner

  • Date of Birth*
     - -
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Minor Account Setup

    This is specifically for minor accounts that are not your chilren
  • Date of Birth*
     - -
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Living Trust Information

  • Effective Date of Living Trust*
     - -
  • Date of Last Amendment
     - -
  • Children

  • Beneficiary Information

  • Adding a beneficiary to your accounts is one of the most important financial decisions you'll make. It ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes and can help your loved ones avoid complicated and time-consuming legal proceedings after your passing.

    A beneficiary is the person or entity that you legally designate to receive your financial assets when you die. As an account owner, you have the authority to designate a beneficiary for your financial accounts.

    Primary beneficiary
    A primary beneficiary is the first person, entity, or institution in line to receive your assets after your passing. As your primary beneficiaries, these people or entities will have the first claim to your assets and will receive their designated share as specified in your beneficiary designation. For married couples, it is common to list your spouse as your primary beneficiary but not required. 

    Contingent beneficiaries
    Contingent beneficiaries, also known as secondary beneficiaries, are your backup plan for asset distribution. They inherit your assets only if all primary beneficiaries are deceased, can't be located, or refuse their inheritance. This additional layer of planning helps ensure your assets don't end up in probate or distributed according to state laws.

  • Primary Beneficiary

  • Contingent Beneficiary

  • While it is common to list your spouse (if applicable) as the Primary Beneficiary, it is also common to list your chilren as Contingent Beneficiaries (if applicable). 

  • Business Account Information

  • Date of Incorporation*
     - -
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Document Uploads

    Please upload the requested documents per your answers within this InTake form. If you do not have a PDF or image of the document requested, then please scan and upload a copy of your physical copies.
  • IMPORTANT

    For each of these upload sections you can select multiple documents. Therefore you can upload multiple government ID for all account holders, investment statements and any other documents that may have been requested by your Financial Advisor. 

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