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We educate our clients and take the mystery out of investing, insurance, estate conservation, and preserving wealth.
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FFP Wealth Management was founded over 25 years ago by a CPA who wanted to make sure his clients' needs always came first. He was frustrated with the propriety products of large firms, insurance agents pushing more life insurance, and brokers pushing the latest hot product. FFP focuses on a financial planning process to determine what the client's needs are first. We then research appropriate solutions for each client. Today, FFP has over 100 affiliated advisors with the firm and has over 2 billion dollars under advisement.
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