01. About Me

I am dedicated to providing investment management and strategic wealth planning that is right for you. Simply put, I strive to be my clients' trusted advisor.

02. Investment Principles

As a financial professional, my focus is to understand your goals and develop a plan to reach them. I will meet with you to present an analysis and discuss our recommendations.

03. The Process

A strong planning process is the best way to create a more financially secure plan. It is crucial to create a financial plan that seeks to protect your needs now, and that plans for the future, in a tax efficient manner.

Sikorski Wealth Management manages assets for individuals and families, providing investment management, and financial planning services.

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Our Services

 

Investment Management

While many of us don’t realize it, we are constantly engaged in subconscious acts of investment planning. We plan how we can best invest the limited time we have at our disposal. Would the 2-hours we have best be spent visiting a friend at the hospital, or would it be better invested, say, by taking...
 

Financial Planning

Financial planning is a key part of the comprehensive wealth management that I provide, and it addresses everything that affects your finances. Each person’s situation is different, but there are some common questions that seem to be top of mind for most. Such as: When can I retire? Am I saving...
 

Estate Planning

For some people, financial planning is mainly concerned with how best to go about building a nest egg, and how to make it last through retirement. But for many, there is a desire to ensure their estate delivers benefits beyond their own retirement, and produces a lasting legacy even after they have...

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How to Boost Your Financial Literacy: 5 Simple Tips for Success

Jesse Sikorski |
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Many of us have experienced the cost of financial literacy gaps at one point or another. And if you’re like most folks, the gaps in your financial literacy probably cost you at least $500 last year alone.1 Think of it as a type of financial illiteracy tax. However, there is good news: you do NOT have to keep paying it year after year. The more you brush up on your financial knowledge, the better you’ll...