WE WRESTLE NOT AGAINST FLESH & BLOOD
IT'S TIME
WE INVESTED
LIKE IT
As faith-driven advisors, it's time to pursue profit while seeking to have a positive impact on people.
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As faith-driven advisors, it's time to pursue profit while seeking to have a positive impact on people.
Investment advice provided separately through Wealth Squared, an EverSource Wealth Advisors team.
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who are looking to advise their clients in a biblically-responsible way that honors God, and the investors they serve.
But the truth as an advisor is that it's not. Often times we're investing money the "way it's always been invested". Our clients have relationships, hopes and dreams tied to money. Many times these are good things. But the best thing is for us to advise our clients in a way that honors these hopes and dreams while helping them deploy their capital in a God-honoring way.
It's not easy...but it's worth it. I founded Wealthfluence to help you take action and advise your clients like a faithful servant.
Financial choices that mirror your values, helping you achieve financial success and live in a greater sense of contentment and purpose.
LRachel McDonough, founder of WealthFluence,
is an investment advisor representative with EverSource Wealth Advisors, LLC (“EverSource”) and does not provide investment advice other than as an EverSource investment advisor.
Her consulting work through WealthFluence is not undertaken or performed in her capacity as an EverSource advisor. Opinions, recommendations, commentary, analysis, and reports which Rachel provides as a consultant doing business as WealthFluence are her own, are provided in her individual capacity, are not reviewed or approved by EverSource, and do not represent the views of EverSource or any related entity or person.
Financial choices that mirror your values, helping you achieve financial success and live in a greater sense of contentment and purpose.
