There is no one “best place” to put your retirement money because each individual and couple has unique requirements, different tolerances for risk, and need their money at different times. Likewise, there is no one place to keep your money that fits everyone for exactly the same reasons. Your unique circumstances must be taken into consideration if you seek to find the “most favorable place” for your retirement money.
TIM WHISLER, CRPC®, CLTC®, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL FIDUCIARY®
Tim is the president and founder of The Whisler Agency, an independent and comprehensive financial services firm.
The mission statement is “to provide retirees and soon-to-be retirees with a greater sense of confidence about their retirement plan.”
Tim holds the Chartered Retirement Planning CounselorSM designation and the Certified in Long-Term Care designation. These advanced studies provide him the additional knowledge to help effectively evaluate your financial situation and design a retirement plan tailored for you.
Tim holds the Certified Financial Fiduciary® designation which demonstrates that his recommendations are always to put client’s best interest first. Honoring these codes of conduct holds him at the highest standards of professionalism. Being active with continuous education allows Tim to share content and resources in an effort to provide additional benefits to his clients.
A dynamic speaker and respected professional, Tim has delivered presentations on myriad financial planning topics including Social Security maximization, retirement income creation and Medicare planning. He has been published locally in The Marketeer, nationally on Fox Business, and he co-authored the book Protecting Your Assets from Long-Term Care. He can be heard on local radio stations such as AM1470 WMBD and on his podcast “Whisler While You Retire.”
On a personal note, Tim and his wife Ronda are lifelong Central Illinois residents. They make their home in Morton along with their two sons. In addition to being a wonderful wife and mother, Ronda serves the community as a registered nurse.
There is no one “best place” to put your retirement money because each individual and couple has unique requirements, different tolerances for risk, and need their money at different times. Likewise, there is no one place to keep your money that fits everyone for exactly the same reasons. Your unique circumstances must be taken into consideration if you seek to find the “most favorable place” for your retirement money. This is where we can be of service.