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Welcome to Our Refer Your Friends
and Family Program
A simple way to connect us with your loved ones who are working toward their retirement goals
Want to help your loved ones pursue their goals as they are working toward their retirement years? Well, now you can.
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Connect your loved ones with a knowledgeable financial professional who can help them navigate the ups and downs of life.
For example, think about the people you know who are:
- facing the loss of a loved one
- undergoing a medical crisis
- thinking about retiring early
- concerned about running out of money
- unsure about paying for long-term care
- interested in tax-efficient income planning, preserving assets or avoiding probate
Then, let your friend or family member know you’d like for them to have the opportunity to talk with us. There’s never any pressure — just a listening ear and thoughtful guidance on their financial situation.
We think of you as part of our family and would love to welcome those you care about to join our family firm.
It's easy!
When you refer a friend or family member to our firm, we reach out to ensure they are comfortable talking with us. If they are, we’ll discuss the best way for us to connect — at an event, over the phone or during an in-person visit.
Unlike some awkward, salesy referral programs, we think of referrals as a way to make a difference in someone’s life. That's why we encourage you to introduce your family and friends to our firm to help them pursue their financial goals.
It's time to refer! To share your referral, please send your referral's contact info to contact@stricklerfinancial.com, or make a "virtual introduction" by filling out this form:
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