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For more than a decade, we have formed long-term multi-generational devoted relationships with our clients and their families. We focus on your finances so you can focus on what’s most important in your life.
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As independent, fee-based planners we’re free from the conflicts that some advisors often face due to product quotas and corporate mandates. Our independence ensures that we only operate with your best interests in mind and our success depends on it.
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We believe that trust, and the accountability it implies, is the cornerstone of any successful relationship. Trust should never be compromised. For our clients, trust is the essential element that sets us apart from other financial advisors.
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Like many people, you may be juggling multiple priorities and demands, which can be stressful and leave little time or energy to manage your day-to-day finances At Clarke Wealth Management Group we’re dedicated not only to reducing the stress in your life, but to doing all possible to ensure a reliable and worry-free experience as you pursue your financial goals. This leaves you with more time to focus with confidence on the things that matter most to you—family, friends, health, career and retirement.
Whether your goal is preparing for retirement, college savings, or estate strategy, our personalized service focuses on your needs, wants, and financial goals and objectives.
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Use this handy, informative article to help your clients understand Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs).
Preparing for the Expected
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Social Security Benefits: How Much Will I Receive
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Data Breach: Your Security To-Do List
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Gun Ownership and Your Homeowners Policy
Gun owners need to make sure that their homeowners policy covers the full value of their firearm(s) as personal liability.
Putting a Price Tag On Your Health
Being healthy not only makes you feel good, it may also help you financially.
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Comparing Investments
Compare two different scenarios side by side to see how they stack up over time.
Assess Your Life Insurance Needs
Estimate how much life insurance coverage may be appropriate for your situation.
My Retirement Savings
See how your current savings rate and contributions may grow into retirement income.
Comparing Mortgage Terms
Compare different mortgage term lengths side by side to find the option that fits your budget.
What Is My Net Worth?
Get a snapshot of your overall financial picture by calculating your total net worth.
Simple 401k
See how increasing your 401(k) contributions today could affect your balance at retirement.
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What Can a Million Dollars Buy You?
$1 million in a diversified portfolio could help finance part of your retirement.
Preparation is the Key to Retirement
The simplest ideas can sometimes make a massive difference over time. Enjoy this brief video to learn more.
Behavioral Finance
An amusing and whimsical look at behavioral finance best practices for investors.
The Business Cycle
How will you weather the ups and downs of the business cycle?
Estate Management 101
A will may be only one of the documents you need—and one factor to consider—when it comes to managing your estate.
Keeping Up with the Joneses
Lifestyle inflation can be the enemy of wealth building. What could happen if you invested instead of buying more stuff?