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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

  • Money Can’t Buy Happiness, But . . .
    Money Can’t Buy Happiness, But . . .

    A new study released in the spring by Morgan Stanley contains some pretty interesting ramifications for the old adage, “money can’t buy happiness.” It's not the money itself that makes you happy; it’s the feeling of knowing that you have planned and prepared for the future, not only for yourself, but also for those you love.

  • Behaving Badly: Your Emotions and Financial Decision-Making
    Behaving Badly: Your Emotions and Financial Decision-Making

    In the world of investing, our emotions often create problems for us, if we permit them too much control over our financial decisions. Let’s take a look at a few of the most common behavioral traps that individuals fall into, like herd mentality, recency bias and confirmation bias, which can undermine investment performance over the long term.

  • Three Keys to Estate Planning for Business Owners
    Three Keys to Estate Planning for Business Owners

    Many business owners, while very focused on the needs of their customers, employees, and other stakeholders, are much less attentive to the ongoing health of their enterprises in the event of their incapacitation or passing. In the absence of a properly prepared and executed estate plan, this can bring even the most well-run business to its knees. Here are three key estate planning items that owners and other principals of thriving businesses should review today.

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