Clint Haynes, CFP®
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Helping you build a retirement with pleasure, purpose, and peace of mind.
Areas of Focus
- Estate Planning
- Financial Life Planning
- Investment Management
- Retirement Planning
- Taxes
About Clint Haynes, CFP®
Hi, I'm Clint Haynes, Founder and President of NextGen Wealth.I am married to my best friend, Christa, and we had our first child Harper on my 40th birthday (the best gift I could ever get!). We live in Lee’s Summit, MO and I grew up right down the road in Raymore. Christa grew up in Wichita and crazy enough I actually knew her parents before I knew her. We love food, craft beer, and traveling.
I’m a complete craft beer dork and have been making – or at least attempting to make – my own beer since about 2014. Christa and I love to travel and you can count on us hitting up a few of the local breweries on just about every vacation.
I also love to golf and as I write this my goal is to get to a single-digit handicap, although I think might be getting worse. 😔 So, now that you know a little about the personal and fun stuff, let’s get to know a little bit more about me professionally and how I got to where I am today.
I’ve actually been in the financial planning and financial services industry since 2001. It’s all I’ve ever known as a career choice and I hope it stays that way for as long as I’m capable.
After being in the industry for a few years, it became quite apparent to me that there was really no difference between financial services firms – they all basically did the exact same thing.
With that being the case, I wanted to create a firm that truly centered on financial planning (in particular the the transition into retirement) first and foremost. So that’s exactly what I did in creating NextGen Wealth, where we create a plan first and then determine implementation from there.
It’s been an exciting calling as I’ve been able to work with some incredible clients going through different situations but still sharing the same needs, wants, and goals. We strive to serve those individuals who are within a few years of retirement and need help creating a transition plan that will ensure they get to live their best retired life.
Professional Designations
- CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER ®
Affiliations
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Financial Planning Association
- The AGC
Primary Location
405 SW Waterfall Ct, Lee’s Summit, MO 64081
Meeting Options
- Video Conference
- In-Person
- Phone
Compensation Methods
- Percentage of Assets Managed
What to expect in the first meeting
Click the 'Book Intro Call' button above to schedule a free introductory call. In our 15-minute call, we’ll learn more about you and your situation to ensure you're a good fit for our areas of expertise. You wouldn’t see a neurologist for elbow pains, would you? If we aren’t a good fit for some reason, we’ll happily provide you with a few firms that might better meet your needs.Offers Investment Management
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About NextGen Wealth
At NextGen Wealth, our goal is to add extreme value in every area of your financial life, particularly when it comes to helping you transition from your working years to your retirement years.Through our patented COLLAB Financial Planning Process, we develop solutions in every area of your financial life so that you can go into retirement with 100% confidence knowing that it will be fulfilling, purpose-driven, and meaningful.
And best of all, we lay it out in a way that actually makes sense and will get you even more excited about the next stage in your life.
If this sounds like the type of financial advisor you want to work with, then let us help you create a plan for your life after work becomes optional.
➡️ WHO WE SERVE
At NextGen Wealth, we specialize in working with individuals who are close to or recently retired (hence, why we consider ourselves retirement transition specialists).
For this reason, it's absolutely paramount that you select a financial planner who is the best fit for your needs, goals, and specific circumstances.
Education
Missouri State University, Bachelor's Degree, Finance, General
Hobbies and Interests
- Basketball
- Cooking
- Eating Out
- Family
- Golf
- Traveling
- Wine
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View DisclosureWho We Serve
- Baby Boomers
- Business Owners
- Corporate Executives
- Dual Income Family
- Intergenerational Families
- Living in Retirement
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