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I strive to build valuable relationships with my clients and deliver outstanding service to help them achieve their goals. Together, we will create a customized wealth management plan to help meet your needs and prepare for the future. Please give us a phone call  when we can be of assistance. You can reach me on my direct line at (515) 225-4543.  My assistant Roxane can be reached on her direct line at (515) 225-4515 or Lucas on his direct line at (515) 225-4518.

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On the green successful golfers take unique approaches to each shot. When it comes to your financial future, I take a unique method to envisioning your customized approach. You'll receive dependable guidance to help you achieve your wealth goals.  Contact me today to learn more.

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