Bluff City Advisory Group knows your well-being doesn’t begin and end solely with your finances. It starts – and remains – with you.

Our goal is to take the complexity out of wealth management and provide straightforward advice to guide you toward your goals. Whether you’re a first-time investor or preparing to retire, we provide insights, education and support tailored to meet your needs now and in the future.

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A more personal approach to financial planning

No two retirements, portfolios or investment strategies are the same. Before we make any recommendations, we take the time to learn who you are, what you hope to achieve and where your comfort lies. Our team will create a plan based on that information, while considering your entire financial picture.

Over time, your needs and goals change. We’ll continue to work with you to adapt your plan so it seamlessly transitions along with you.

Our Process

Our Team’s Difference

Integrity: Being your trusted financial professional is a privilege, and we acknowledge this by aiming to be transparent, informative, and solution-focused in our advice.


Support: We’re here to be your advocate, celebrate your wins, and provide insight and education to help you in reaching your financial goals.

Experience: Our team’s range of skills, education, and knowledge gives us the ability to provide you with the information you need to make informed financial decisions.

Meet Our Team

Bluff City Advisory is built on decades of wealth management experience. We provide forward-thinking investment strategies customized to uniquely fit each client.

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