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- Investopedia
Inflation has eased to 2.7%, but that's still considered high. It will eat away at any savings that's earning less than that rate.
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Born and raised in sunny San Diego, I attended SDSU before launching my career in finance. In 2012, I joined Southwest Securities–now Hilltop Securities–where I had the privilege of working alongside my grandfather until his retirement in 2016. Today, I help clients navigate the markets by utilizing Hilltop’s premier advisory services, crafting investment portfolios that align with their goals and risk tolerance.
I'm fortunate to share my life with my beautiful wife Sydney and our energetic dog, Oliver. We enjoy spending time exploring San Diego's vibrant restaurant scene and discovering new favorites. In my downtime you'll find me cheering on my favorite F1 team, playing pickleball, or serving at my local church.
Whether you’re looking to grow your wealth, refine your financial strategy, or just want to chat about investments over coffee, I’m here to help. Let’s connect!
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San Diego, CA 92101
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