Mr. Greenberg, is an attorney and well respected financial planner, and the founding principal of Wealth and Tax Planners LLC (WTP). He specializes in retirement and estate planning, elder care issues, insurance cost reduction, and portfolio construciton and management. He helps clients save on taxes and reduce the risk to one's principal. Among his clientele are retired physicians, business executives, teachers, and widows alike. His plans have helped clients cut their taxes significantly, saving on income, capital gains, and estate taxes.
Mark's "Successful Retirement Planning" classes, taught at CalState and JFK University in Walnut Creek, Pleasant Hill, and San Ramon, have been widely attended by employees and executives of Chevron, PacBell, GE, and UC Berkeley. He contributed to a book (published June 2005), "Achieve Retirement and Education Security", part of the Living & Learning series of "Practical Answers from America's Foremost Financial Advisors". He also was co-editor of " Wealth & Tax Strategies", a quarterly newsletter of financial advice to upper income clients.
Mark's professional designations include being an Investment Advisory Representative with Wealth & Tax Planners LLC. He is a Certified Financial Planner™ (CFP®), passing exams in investments, insurance, taxation, retirement, and estate planning. He is also licensed by the State of California Dept. of Insurance (#0675661). He received his Juris Doctorate law degree from Benjamin Cardozo School of Law in New York while attending on scholarship, and his BA Cum Laude from the State University of New York.
Prior to beginning his financial advisory practice, Mark practiced law in Oregon, and then Oakland, CA from 1982 - 84, focusing on real estate and corporate law. Mark was appointed as a Director for the City of Portland (1981), having regulatory and fiscal responsibility over the local cable companies.
When not helping people achieve wealth and save taxes, Mark enjoys skiing, music (plays in a band!), travel adventures, and especially helping his daughter make her way in the world. Some of his fondest memories are of volunteering at her school, and helping teach computers to the class. Mark has raised funds for The Wounded Warrior Project, Multiple Sclerosis Society, and Putnam House for the mentally handicapped and their families, other charities. He served on the Board of Directors of his 200 member ski-social club, and served as President and Vice President.