David Barnes is not just a financial advisor, he is a trusted partner guiding you to a brighter financial future.

With no investment or market commitments David promises you a financial plan tailored to your own unique situation. It’s your money, let’s make the most of it. Independent. Impartial.

Don’t settle for another one-size-fits-all financial solution, book your free consultation at our office today and we will explore the complete list of retirement options available to you.

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Retirement planning

A more personal approach to financial planning

No two retirements, portfolios, or investment strategies are the same. Before we make any recommendations, we take the time to learn who you are and what you hope to achieve. From there, our team will create a plan that addresses what’s most important to you, while considering your entire financial picture.

And as your needs and goals change, we’ll work with you to adapt your plan so it seamlessly transitions along with you.

Our Process

 

 

Our Team’s Difference

Integrity: Being your trusted financial professional is a privilege, and we acknowledge this by aiming to be transparent, informative, and solution-focused in our advice.

Support: We’re here to be your advocate, celebrate your wins, and provide insight and education to help you in reaching your financial goals.

Experience: Our team’s range of skills, education, and knowledge gives us the ability to provide you with the information you need to make informed financial decisions.

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Our Services

 

Estate Planning

If you wish to leave behind a meaningful legacy, be it for loved ones or a charitable institution, you need to put a well-thought-out estate plan in place. Without an established plan, the fate of your estate could be determined by the government, lawyers, or people that don’t have your interests...
 

Investment Planning

Every day, you’re probably engaging in small, subconscious acts of investment planning. With seemingly endless tasks and a limited amount of time available, planning how you invest your time helps ensure you’re making the most of the hours you have available. But have you been investing time into...
 

Retirement Planning

Everything you do – from planning the education and designations you'd like to acquire, to starting a career and managing your career progression – is done in the hopes that you and your loved ones can have a better life. But in all your planning, have you remembered to plan for life after work? If...

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Insight, not just Information

It's easy to set estate planning aside once you've done a version of it. You sign the paperwork. You name a beneficiary. You mentally close the file. The only thing is, the file keeps changing. Accounts get opened. Families grow. Laws shift. And in the space between signing and revisiting, a handful of reasonable-sounding assumptions can start to stand in for an up-to-date plan. Here are six of those assumptions, along with what tends to...
You can do everything right on paper — save diligently, spend reasonably, stay invested for the long haul — and still land in a very different retirement than someone who did the same things. The difference often comes down to a factor many retirement checklists leave out entirely: timing. A lot of advice fixates on a single number: the balance. Have I saved enough? It's an important question. But it assumes that two people who...
Many people can tell you their portfolio balance. Far fewer can tell you what else determines whether their retirement actually works. That's understandable. The balance is the number on the statement. It's concrete, and it feels like a score. But judging retirement readiness by that one figure is a little like judging your health by your weight—useful, and nowhere near the whole story. A framework published in the Journal of Financial Planning offers a wider...

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Educational Videos

 

The Very High Cost of Waiting to Save for Retirement

 

What’s Your Risk Management Plan?

 

3 Key Elements to Early Retirement Success