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Our Approach
People often come to Bollin Wealth Management for guidance after experiencing a significant change in their financial situation. The change can be as simple as switching jobs and rolling over a 401(k)account into an IRA, or receiving an inheritance from a relative. Or the change can be a life-altering event such as the death of a spouse, a divorce, or planning for a newborn child’s college education.
While we are happy to guide people experiencing a significant change in their financial situation, we are able to provide the greatest value when people come to us for comprehensive financial planning. Through our consultative planning process, we guide clients through the iterative steps of defining and articulating their financial goals, developing and implementing the planning solution, and monitoring and reviewing progress towards reaching our clients’ financial goals.
Our investment advisory services are delivered
through an ongoing, repeatable five-step process.
Investment Portfolio Risk and Return Spectrum
Each investment portfolio is engineered to achieve both the short and long-term investment objectives
of the client while providing the maximum expected investment returns for the amount of risk
the client is willing to take.
Recent Updates
As the number of confirmed Coronavirus cases nears 2.4 million in the United States, the virus has extracted a heavy toll in terms of deaths, hospitalizations, job loss and economic malaise. As devastating as Covid-19 has been the past four months in terms of loss of human life and economic conditions, it may be minor in comparison to the potential…
The widespread economic uncertainty caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has taken a crippling toll on national and local economies alike. As businesses and employers around the country wrestle with the fallout of closures, layoffs and furloughs the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act, better known as the CARES Act, was signed into law on March 27th, 2020 to…
2020 began with the promise of continued strong economic and financial performance and a hint of uncertainty surrounding the November Presidential election. The nation’s unemployment rate was near sixty-year lows, and labor force participation rates were near sixty-year highs. The longest bull market in U.S. history was still running, despite concerns by some investors and analysts that it was getting…