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Financial Planning Controls

By Robert W. Tull | July 13, 2020

Hi, this is Robin Tull with Tull Financial Group coming to you with a financial tip on what we’re calling “Financial Fridays.” Each Wednesday my wife and I have a date night we go out to one of our favorite restaurants. This past Wednesday we went to an Italian restaurant where we met a new […]

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Why Behavioral Coaching Can Help Increase Your Portfolio

By Robert W. Tull | June 22, 2020

Welcome to Financial Fridays. I’m Robin Tull with Tull Financial Group and I’m trying to share some financial planning principles that I’ve learned over the past 35 years. What caught my attention this week was a Wall Street Journal article and they were sharing a story of a Doctor who was 62 years old, preparing […]

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Social Security Claiming Strategies

By Amy Pucci | June 11, 2020

Hello, my name is Amy Pucci, I am a Certified Senior Advisor here at Tull Financial Group. We have many clients who are in or nearing retirement and we get a lot of questions on social security. The most common question is “when should I claim my benefits?” With the ongoing volatility in the stock market […]

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Why You Need a Fiduciary

By Tull Financial Group | July 29, 2017

We are often asked by first-time callers to our office if we are a “Fiduciary.” It seems like the word is all over the news these days, but what exactly does it mean? In a nutshell, a fiduciary is a person or organization who is ethically bound to put a client’s best interests first at […]

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Robin Tull Celebrates 30 Years in Financial Planning

By Robert W. Tull | July 23, 2015

Don’t accumulate possessions…accumulate experiences. Yes, it sounds like strange advice coming from a financial advisor. On a daily basis I counsel clients to grow their assets, because one day they will be drawing from them. But as I cross another milestone – July 7, 2015, marked my 30thAnniversary in the financial planning profession – I […]

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