«"Alexis, I dedicate 60 hours a week to my patients/clients, my net income is excellent, but I have no time to manage my investments. Is my pension plan sufficient? How can I transform my current tax situation into income for my future retirement?"»
For a self-employed professional — whether a doctor, lawyer, architect or consultant — wealth is a complex architecture in which the working tool and personal assets are intrinsically linked. Your self-employed status gives you great freedom, but it also requires you to build your own safety nets yourself.
At Balmont Conseil, we act as the engineer of your fortune. As an AI-augmented Wealth Management Adviser (CGP), My mission is to design wealth strategies for you that protect your present while building your financial future.
The specific challenges of the liberal profession
Practicing a self-employed profession involves challenges that standard banking solutions cannot resolve on their own. Effective wealth management here must address four major pillars:

Social protection and personal cover
Unlike employees, your social protection depends almost exclusively on your private contracts. Time off work or a disability can have dramatic consequences on your overall financial situation. Auditing your professional personal cover is our absolute priority.
Tax optimization of the BNC/SEL
With tax rates often falling within the higher brackets (30%, 41% or 45%), reducing charges and tax mitigation are not options but necessities to preserve your self-financing capacity.
Preparing for retirement
Tea supplementary retirement scheme for self-employed professionals is often structurally insufficient to maintain your standard of living. Capital accumulation through property and financial assets is the main lever to offset the drop in income when you cease your activity.
Transmission and evaluation of the working tool
Whether you practice in your own name or through a Professional Practice Company (SEL), the question of valuing your client base or your shares is central when it comes to wealth transmission or retirement.
Our tailor-made solutions for the liberals
We do not sell products; we orchestrate bespoke solutions after a comprehensive wealth review.
Investment strategies and asset diversification
- Property investments: We favor acquiring your professional premises (via an SCI) or investing in a rental property through ownership split of ownership to optimize property taxation.
- Financial investments: Use of assurance-vie for its flexibility and of the Retirement Savings Plan (PER) to deduct your contributions from your taxable income (successor to the former Madelin contracts).
Bespoke legal and tax engineering for self-employed professions
- Conversion to SELARL/SELAS: We assess the opportunity of transforming your practice structure to steer your remuneration and optimize your social security contributions.
- Holding company (SPFPL): Setting up structures to facilitate the buy-out of shares or the investment of your surplus cash.
Balmont Consulting Methodology: The steps to successful management
An investment strategy cannot be improvised.
At Balmont Conseil, we follow a rigorous protocol, designed to transform your professional income into sustainable and optimized wealth.

Common mistakes and opportunities to seize
By transforming part of your tax burden into property capital, you no longer simply earn money: you build a resilient structure that works for you.
FAQ Your questions as self-employed professionals:
Personalized support for your peace of mind
Your time is your most precious resource. By entrusting your wealth management to an expert such as Balmont Conseil, you benefit from a comprehensive vision and cutting-edge engineering. We bring your private and professional spheres into harmony so that today's success becomes tomorrow's freedom.
Ready to secure your financial future?
Book an appointment for your Initial Wealth Review and discover our solutions dedicated to self-employed professionals.

Alexis Sagnier
With over 17 years of expertise in financial engineering, Alexis Sagnier supports executives and expatriates in securing their cross-border challenges.
Sources & References:
- French General Tax Code (CGI): Article 155 B.
- Official Bulletin of Public Finances (BOFiP): Inbound assigned regime (BOI-RSA-GEO-40).
- 2025 Finance Law: Analysis of recent developments.
- Case law on inbound assignment: Rulings of the Council of State on reference remuneration.
- ANACOFI Member Handbook: Standards for wealth engineering advice.