
Daniel Goeddel MBA | Partner | Chief Operating Officer
The Panicans Are Always Wrong
04.08.26
When markets get noisy, investors often make their worst decisions. Here’s what a decade of data suggests about panic, discipline, and long-term outcomes.
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Jared Freese CFP® CLU® CEPA ChFC® | Wealth Advisor Manager
What You’re Really Paying for in a Financial Advisory Relationship
04.13.26
Advisory fees often get reduced to a percentage. Here’s what that percentage is meant to cover and why coordination across your financial life matters.
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Joseph Kritchell | Wealth Planner
What Good Financial Habits Really Look Like in Your 20s and 30s
04.06.26
Building wealth in your 20s and 30s isn’t about perfection. It’s about consistent habits that support long-term flexibility, growth, and financial confidence.
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John Gatewood CFP® CLU® | Founder | Director of Advisor Development
How Gatewood Prepares Families for Whatever 2030 Brings
03.30.26
In Part Two of our 2030 forecast series, we move beyond the question of whether a downturn is coming and focus on what matters more: how to structure a plan that can withstand it.
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John Gatewood CFP® CLU® | Founder | Director of Advisor Development
What If the Forecast Is Right, But the Strategy Is Wrong?
03.23.26
A 2030 depression forecast is gaining attention. Before making major financial shifts, it’s worth asking whether the strategy matches the uncertainty.
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Mary Elizabeth Blythe, CFP® | Wealth Planner
How to Talk to Your Partner About Money (Without Turning It Into a Fight)
03.16.26
Talking about money with your partner isn’t just about numbers—it’s about values, priorities, and trust. Here’s how to approach financial conversations in a way that supports your relationship, not strains it.
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Christina Shockley JD CFP® | Chairman | Partner | Chief Planning Officer
Storm Damage in 2025? Here’s What You May Be Owed
03.13.26
A complete guide to Missouri's Homestead Disaster Tax Credit and federal disaster relief options — including who qualifies, how much you could save, and what documentation you need before filing your 2025 return.
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Micah Alsobrook CPFA® MBA | Retirement Plan Consultant
7 Ways Business Owners Can Use Retirement Plans to Support Today’s Employees
03.09.26
Effective retirement plans help attract and retain top talent. Here are seven practical ways business owners can use retirement benefits to better support employees and stay competitive in today’s job market.
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Nina Breen CFP® RICP® CPWA® | Wealth Planner
Understanding the Phases of Wealth: How Financial Priorities Change as Life Evolves
03.02.26
As life changes, so do our financial priorities and the complexity of our wealth. Understanding which phase of wealth you and your family members are in can help clarify what matters most today and what you can anticipate on the horizon.
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Daniel Goeddel MBA | Partner | Chief Operating Officer
The Panicans Are Always Wrong
04.08.26
When markets get noisy, investors often make their worst decisions. Here’s what a decade of data suggests about panic, discipline, and long-term outcomes.
Read More
Jared Freese CFP® CLU® CEPA ChFC® | Wealth Advisor Manager
What You’re Really Paying for in a Financial Advisory Relationship
04.13.26
Advisory fees often get reduced to a percentage. Here’s what that percentage is meant to cover and why coordination across your financial life matters.
Read More
Joseph Kritchell | Wealth Planner
What Good Financial Habits Really Look Like in Your 20s and 30s
04.06.26
Building wealth in your 20s and 30s isn’t about perfection. It’s about consistent habits that support long-term flexibility, growth, and financial confidence.
Read More
John Gatewood CFP® CLU® | Founder | Director of Advisor Development
How Gatewood Prepares Families for Whatever 2030 Brings
03.30.26
In Part Two of our 2030 forecast series, we move beyond the question of whether a downturn is coming and focus on what matters more: how to structure a plan that can withstand it.
Read More
John Gatewood CFP® CLU® | Founder | Director of Advisor Development
What If the Forecast Is Right, But the Strategy Is Wrong?
03.23.26
A 2030 depression forecast is gaining attention. Before making major financial shifts, it’s worth asking whether the strategy matches the uncertainty.
Read More
Mary Elizabeth Blythe, CFP® | Wealth Planner
How to Talk to Your Partner About Money (Without Turning It Into a Fight)
03.16.26
Talking about money with your partner isn’t just about numbers—it’s about values, priorities, and trust. Here’s how to approach financial conversations in a way that supports your relationship, not strains it.
Read More