My Mission

Pat Horne’s mission is to help you achieve financial security for your family or business. Pat will work with you to help identify your financial goals, suggest solutions to help you reach those goals, and show you ways to implement them. In addition, Pat Horne has a special interest in helping families with special needs children determine, plan, and implement strategies for their financial security needs.

Financial security is often a major objective in each of our lives. You try to do what's right for those you care about, but the wrong financial decision can often undermine the best of intentions.  That's where Patrick Horne comes in. Whether you are concerned for your own financial needs or those of your family or your business, Pat can help you identify your needs and provide complementary solutions.
 
The relationship Pat establishes with you enables him to focus on your needs-what you want for your family and what you are currently doing.
 

Pat Horne, CLU®, ChFC® , a member of Northwestern Mutual's Special Steps program, is passionate about providing financial services for families of individuals with special needs. Pat understands that families with special needs are faced with unique concerns and challenges regarding the lifelong care of their loved ones. He is dedicated to working with you to identify your goals for yourself, your family and your loved one with special needs and educating you on your options for achieving a lifetime of financial security.

Learn more about Northwestern Mutual's 5-Step Special Needs Planning Process and how you can take your first step toward securing a future of financial security for your family.

To provide families with an in-depth and coordinated special needs planning process, Pat works as an integral part of a team of experts including National Care Advisors (NCA), who help families find an establish eligibility to optimize the benefits available to them.

 


 

How to Save for a Down Payment on a House

There are some general rules to figure out how much house you can afford and how big a down payment you may need. 

What Is an RMD?

When you turn 72, the IRS requires you to start taking required minimum distributions from your tax-deferred retirement accounts.

Is It Better to Have a Will or a Trust?

They can both serve an important part in an estate plan. We break down the differences.

 

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