Our Inspiration Is You
At Thirteen Twenty-Two Advisors, we understand that your financial journey is more than just a series of transactions; it's a reflection of your values, dreams, and aspirations for yourself and your loved ones.
Our Values
Our firm draws its inspiration from Proverbs 13:22, which underscores the importance of leaving an inheritance for future generations. Just as this biblical wisdom guides us, our focus at Thirteen Twenty-Two Advisors centers on two core values: Family and Belonging, and Personal Growth and Responsibility. We believe that these values form the bedrock of a fulfilling and purposeful life.
The LegacyBridge Framework
At the heart of our services lies The LegacyBridge Framework: a comprehensive and holistic approach to financial planning. We don't merely offer point-in-time advice; instead, we provide you with a roadmap to navigate life's uncertainties. This framework is designed to empower you to make informed decisions, ensuring that your financial choices align seamlessly with your values and long-term goals.
Our Services
At Thirteen Twenty-Two Advisors, we understand that your financial aspirations are deeply intertwined with your core values of family, belonging, personal growth, and responsibility. Our suite of services is meticulously crafted to align with these values, providing you with a comprehensive and tailored approach to financial planning.
We're here for you!
Our firm works directly with successful families, small and mid-sized business owners, and executives in working toward financial independence through time-tested wealth management strategies.
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What our team has to say:
"Managing your wealth is a lot like climbing Mount Everest. Reaching the top requires one set of strategies. Returning to the bottom successfully requires another set of strategies."
"When it comes to your money and taxes, it's not always how much you make, but how much you get to keep."