Age Omne Bonum

(translation – "Do All Good Things")

We strive to help our clients "do all good things" by engaging with them in the financial planning process, creating deep and meaningful relationships that last for generations. Your Financial Security Is Our Business.

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MATTHEW ALLGOOD, MBA, CRPC®, CFP®, CKA®

Principal & CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™

Matthew grew up the 5th child of a small-town Southern preacher. Growing up in those circumstances instilled in him the values he brings to his work today. Combining that with a solid education and credentials from top universities like Vanderbilt University, where he studied Public Policy; Northwestern U’s Kellogg Graduate School of Management, where he earned an MBA in Marketing & Finance; and DePaul University, where he earned a Certificate in Financial Planning, Matthew has the depth of knowledge and understanding to give quality advice to his clients. His 4 years as a banker in commercial lending pre-MBA, and 8 years of Corporate Finance post-MBA work also give him non-advisory, ”real-world” experience to help him identify with clients and the challenges they face.

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Cash Returns Almost as Much as Bonds Over Decade Source: Bloomberg, Redwood. Data as of 3/6/2024. Date Range from 2/28/2014 - 2/292024. Investors have been better off staying in T-Bills for the past one, three, and five-year periods. Most of the underperformance began in 2022 when the Federal Reserve began aggressive rate increases. This dramatic reality in public fixed-income is why we have made the adaptations in our investment models over the last 16 months...