Design Your

Legacy

You didn't join Procter & Gamble just to fit in. You came to make a difference—to build something lasting, which is why we’ve reimagined financial planning and investment management specifically for the innovators, creators, and visionaries at P&G.

Brad Morgan and the Beyond Wealth Partners team help P&G employees and alumni turn compensation into lasting freedom. No hype. No shortcuts. Just clear, focused strategies that put your future first.

Why We Exist

We believe P&G employees & retirees should spend time inventing the next chapter, not worrying about their last paycheck.

Built inside P&G

Three generations on the plant floor and boardroom give Brad an insider’s reflex for STAR bonuses, PST distributions, and RSUs.

One simple system

Discovery, design, execution—no silos, no spreadsheets. Everything lives on a single, intuitive platform you can open on your phone.

Radical transparency

Clear fees, plain‑English reporting, and 24/7 human access. Because trust is built pixel by pixel.

Our Process

01

Discover

45‑minute video call. You talk. We listen.

02

Design

We build a prototype of your financial future.

03

Refine

Live session to edit until it feels inevitable.

04

Launch

Sign digitally. We execute.

05

Monitor

Real‑time dashboard plus quarterly check‑ins.

06

Evolve

Annual teardown and rebuild to match your ambitions.

What we solve
Why it matters
Base‑Salary Precision

Align every raise with your life goals before HR hits “send.”

STAR Bonus Maximization

Route one‑time cash into long‑term compounding.

PST & savings plan Mastery

Navigate the legendary 401(k) and Profit Sharing Trust without leaving dollars on the table.

Stock Awards Strategy

Balance RSUs and options so you never feel hostage to one stock.

Tax Engineering

Minimize today’s bill, amplify tomorrow’s freedom.

Risk & Insurance

Protect the people and passions that matter.

RESOURCES

P&G Wealth Planning Calendar

Know exactly what to do, month by month, from your first vest to your last distribution.

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JANUARY
  • Earning Dates

  • Savings Plan Contribution Reset

  • Tax Planning

FEBRUARY
  • PG Dividend Payment Dates

  • Long-Term Incentive Program Awards

MARCH
  • Tax Filing Preparation

Quarter End
APRIL
  • Earning Dates

  • Tax Filing Preparation

MAY
  • PG Dividend Payment Dates

JUNE
  • End of Fiscal Year: June 30th

Quarter End
JULY
  • Earning Dates

  • Annual PST Contribution

AUGUST
  • PG Dividend Payment Dates

  • Long-Term Incentive Program Awards

  • STAR Award

SEPTEMBER
  • STAR Award

Quarter End
OCTOBER
  • Earnings Dates

  • Benefits Open Enrollment

  • Long-Term Incentive Program Awards

NOVEMBER
  • PG Dividend Payment Dates

  • Benefits Open Enrollment

  • STAR Award

DECEMBER
  • Tax Planning

Quarter End
Earnings Dates
January, April, July, October
  • Quarterly earnings released.

  • Ex-dividend dates fall in these months

Long-Term Incentive Program Awards
August
  • Election emails released, with information regarding balance between restricted stock units and stock options.

October
  • Chosen LTIP Awards are granted.

Savings Plan Contribution Reset
January
  • At the turn of the calendar year, employees who maxed out their savings plan for the year prior may contribute again.

  • Consider outside IRA funding annually.

Tax Planning
January
  • Examine withholdings from prior year and adjust as needed.

  • Consider charitable donations for calendar year.

  • Consider Traditional vs. Roth funding.

December
  • End-of year tax loss harvesting.

PG Dividend Payment Dates
February, May, August, November
  • PG’s quarterly dividend payment dates.

STAR Award
August
  • Employees are notified of STAR award multiplier.

September
  • STAR awards are granted; Paid in cash or granted as stock options.

November
  • Employees elect cash or options.

Annual PST Contribution
July
  • P&G makes it’s annual contribution of stock to employee’s PST Plan. Consider diversification options at this point annually once eligible at age 45.

  • Tax filing preparation.

March - April
  • Gather necessary documentation for annual filing.

  • Review final return with wealth advisor.

End of Fiscal Year: June 30th
June 30th
Benefits Open Enrollment
October - November
  • Review benefits guide and discuss with wealth advisor.

  • Update elections.

  • Consider fringe benefits such as ARAG Legal Plan.

Earnings Dates
January, April, July, October
  • Quarterly earnings released.

  • Ex-dividend dates fall in these months

Long-Term Incentive Program Awards
August
  • Election emails released, with information regarding balance between restricted stock units and stock options.

October
  • Chosen LTIP Awards are granted.

Savings Plan Contribution Reset
January
  • At the turn of the calendar year, employees who maxed out their savings plan for the year prior may contribute again.

  • Consider outside IRA funding annually.

Tax Planning
January
  • Examine withholdings from prior year and adjust as needed.

  • Consider charitable donations for calendar year.

  • Consider Traditional vs. Roth funding.

December
  • End-of year tax loss harvesting.

PG Dividend Payment Dates
February, May, August, November
  • PG’s quarterly dividend payment dates.

STAR Award
August
  • Employees are notified of STAR award multiplier.

September
  • STAR awards are granted; Paid in cash or granted as stock options.

November
  • Employees elect cash or options.

Annual PST Contribution
July
  • P&G makes it’s annual contribution of stock to employee’s PST Plan. Consider diversification options at this point annually once eligible at age 45.

  • Tax filing preparation.

March - April
  • Gather necessary documentation for annual filing.

  • Review final return with wealth advisor.

End of Fiscal Year: June 30th
June 30th
Benefits Open Enrollment
October - November
  • Review benefits guide and discuss with wealth advisor.

  • Update elections.

  • Consider fringe benefits such as ARAG Legal Plan.

Your Path to Retirement Webinar

Mastering Financial Basics After P&G

Led by recruitment coach Keith Lawrence and Savvy CEO Ritik Malhotra covering:

  • Why a retirement vision is critical for effective financial planning

  • 3 key takeaways to consider in retirement

  • How a financial advisor can help you achieve your retirement dreams

One conversation. Zero obligation. No sales pitch—just answers. Select your preferred day and time—Brad will meet you via Zoom or in a physical location you prefer. Bring questions, statements, or napkin sketches.

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MEET THE TEAM

Brad Morgan, CFP®

Financial Freedom Engineer, Principal Wealth Manager

Brad doesn’t just manage money—he brings clarity to complexity. A third-generation P&G alum, Brad began his career in Modeling & Simulation at Procter & Gamble before transitioning to wealth management.

He understands the rhythm of corporate life—the earnings cycles, the layers of incentive compensation, and the high stakes of executive decision-making. Brad brings that same level of precision and responsiveness to his planning process, delivering tailored strategies with attention to detail that clients can count on.

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Nate Kunkel, CFP®

Momentum Builder, Wealth Advisor

Nate turns complexity into momentum. While his college peers pulled all‑nighters for grades, he was already mapping retirements for Cincinnati families—and finding the thrill in every solved equation.

A decade later, he is the kinetic core of your plan: transforming P&G distributions, option grants, and income streams into a steady cadence of progress. His craft spans distribution strategy, options choreography, and income architecture that keeps lifestyles funded long after the final shift whistle.