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How We Help

We focus on your needs.

Our goal at Empyrion™ is to help our clients make the best financial decisions possible for themselves and for their loved ones. To achieve that goal, we use the same type of sophisticated investment strategy that professional investors have employed for years. Based on the award-winning research of Dr. Eugene Fama1, Empyrion’s strategy focuses on maximizing returns while minimizing risk and volatility by broadly diversifying across multiple asset classes and international markets.
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  1. The Discovery Meeting
  2. Investment Planning Meeting
  3. Mutual Commitment Meeting
  4. 60-day Follow-up Meeting
  5. Regular Progress Meetings

From the Blog

  • Deductions for Investment Fees? Well, It Depends…
    Deductions for Investment Fees? Well, It Depends…

    With the passage of the 2018 tax law, investment fees, along with most other itemized deductions, are no longer available to reduce taxable income but there are exceptions. Questions about investment fees and their deductibility, your IRA accounts, or other financial matters should be answered by an accredited, licensed financial advisor.

  • 2019 Changes to Retirement Plan Contribution Limits and Social Security Benefits
    2019 Changes to Retirement Plan Contribution Limits and Social Security Benefits

    The U.S. government changes a variety of investment and benefits thresholds based on the inflation rate. For 2019, we’ll see significant changes to the savings threshold – including for 401(k)s and Traditional and Roth IRAs – and cost-of-living and retirement age adjustments for Social Security beneficiaries. Here's what you can expect.

  • Good Balance Matters: Rebalance to Keep Your Portfolio on Course
    Good Balance Matters: Rebalance to Keep Your Portfolio on Course

    We constantly urge the people we advise to remember the importance of maintaining a proper mix of different types of assets and careful, ongoing adjustment of that mix to keep them on the path we agreed on when they began investing. There are two important principles at work: diversification and rebalancing. Diversification is what sets you on your course, and rebalancing is how you stay there. Here's how rebalancing works, and why it matters.

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