My wife and I hired Brett two years ago as our financial advisor and we have been extremely satisfied with him. We are empty nesters in our early sixties with two late twenties children. My wife worked in private preschools and was under-paid. So, I am the primary breadwinner with a modest salary that covers our living expenses but not much more. We have a 401K nest egg that is modest for our age, but certainly not large. What I'm trying to express is that we are from modest means, but we don't feel judged or treated as an afterthought. Brett makes us feel like millionaires and gives us his full attention. He is always a phone call, text, or email away and is very good at responding, which is reassuring as we live two hours away from where he is located. Brett is knowledgeable and is well connected with tax-preparers, estate-planners, and other professionals who have helped us with our total estate, not just with our retirement nest egg that is under Brett's careful watch. More than anything, we feel comfortable with Brett. He's a good person with an easy-going manner that helps diffuse topics that can be complicated and difficult to process. Over the past five years, I've felt increasing anxiety that I needed help landing the family financial plane gracefully onto the retirement runway. This unease was heightened by a special needs child who is in recovery from substance abuse. So, it was time to find a person like Brett. We feel fortunate and grateful to have found not only a competent financial planner, but a caring and empathic human being.
Relationship to Financial Advisor: Current Client
Compensation: This reviewer received no compensation for this review.
Conflicts of Interest: There are no material conflicts of interest.