View a Wellington Investment Advisors Sample Financial Plan 

By Paul Bullock Financial plans aren’t just for investors. They are plans for anyone looking to build wealth, create better money habits, or to fund life goals. But

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Understanding the Phases of Retirement Planning

By Paul Bullock Retirement planning looks different depending on what stage of life you’re in. As you progress in your life and your career, it’s important that you

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Is Your Financial Advisor a Fiduciary?

By Paul Bullock You likely know who manages your money. But do you understand what kind of advisor is managing your money? Your financial advisor may be a

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What We Do and How We Can Help

By Paul Bullock Albert Einstein said it best: “A dream without a plan is just a wish.” We all have goals and dreams, especially when it comes to

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Is a Downturn on the Horizon? How We Watch Over Your Money 

By Paul Bullock Is the state of the world and the roller coaster stock market making your head spin? Does it feel like you’re constantly waiting for the

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Does a Second Career After Retirement Make Sense for You?

By Paul Bullock You’ve worked your entire life to finally retire and live out your golden years stress free. But now that you’ve reached your goal, how are

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Case Studies of Clients I’ve Helped

By Paul Bullock Choosing a financial professional to help you navigate your current stresses and future dreams is not an easy decision. And, whatever it is that’s motivating

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Do You Know What Your Investment Statements Are Telling You?

By Paul Bullock Investing for the future is one of the best things you can do with your money. Whether you’re saving for a home purchase or planning

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What Should You Do About the Russia-Ukraine Crisis and Market Volatility?

By Paul Bullock The events of the last few weeks in Ukraine have been stressful and upsetting to many of us. The buildup of Russian forces along the

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What to Do if the Market Loses Value

By Paul Bullock It’s safe to say we were all caught off guard at the beginning of 2020. Now, two years later, we’ve learned that we can’t predict

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