The employees of Marquette Wealth Management participated in this year's Parkinson Foundation Moving Day Twin Cities on May 4, 2024, raising money to support research into finding a cure for Parkinson's Disease ("PD"). For us at Marquette, Moving Day was personal -- we have family members who have PD. We moved for them and for others who are fighting PD. Jackie Mohr, Laura Dahlgren, Mary O'Brien-Olson, Kristy Thom, Abbey Spoo, CFP®, Valerie Thomas, Jordan Elling, CFP®
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Marquette Wealth Management is a boutique wealth management firm that provides integrated investment and financial planning services to individuals, families and institutions. We build and maintain a deep understanding of each client’s situation, needs, goals and tolerance for risk. Our investment approach then focuses on allocating the client’s portfolio among a customized and diversified mix of asset classes to achieve the appropriate balance of risk and potential reward. Originally named Marquette Asset Management, we changed our name to Marquette Wealth Management in 2018 to more accurately reflect how we work with our clients to address their entire financial picture using a holistic approach.
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- Financial Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2005
- Specialties
- Wealth Management, Investment Management, Planning, Tax & Administrative Support Services, and Financial Planning
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150 S 5th St
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
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April is Parkinson's Awareness Month. Parkinson's disease(PD) affects 10 million people around the world, with approximately 90,000 people diagnosed with PD each year. It is the fastest neurodegenerative disease after Alzheimer's. The employees of Marquette Wealth Management will be walking in this year's Parkinson Foundation Moving Day Twin Cities on May 4, 2024. Moving Day is an annual fundraising walk event that unites people from around the country to raise awareness for PD. For us at Marquette, Moving Day is personal -- we have family members who have PD. We are moving for them. For research. For education. For outreach. And, ultimately for a cure! Marquette Wealth Management will be donating to the Parkinson's Foundation on behalf of all of its team members. Please consider joining us as we move toward a cure for PD. https://lnkd.in/g9YhrYzC #Move4PD
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In honor of International Women's Day, we want to recognize the amazing women of Marquette Wealth Management Abbey Spoo, CFP® Mary O'Brien-Olson Laura Dahlgren Valerie Thomas Kristy Thom Jackie Mohr Jordan Elling, CFP® #internationalwomensday2024 #womeninfinance #wealthmanagement
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Did you know according to a recent survey by Caring.com that 67% of Americans have no estate plan? Estate planning is like a safety net for your loved ones, ensuring your assets and wishes are taken care of when you're no longer around. Plus, it can save your family from a whole lot of headaches and disputes. Within financial planning, an estate plan serves as a fundamental tool in mitigating taxes, protecting your assets, and ensuring a seamless transfer of wealth to your beneficiaries. That said, have you considered these seven common estate planning mistakes? 1️⃣ Making no last will and testament or living will 2️⃣ Identifying only one beneficiary 3️⃣ Not discussing your end-of-life wishes with loved ones 4️⃣ Designating assets that may change or no longer exist at the time of your death 5️⃣ Not accounting or planning for estate taxes 6️⃣ Never updating your will after making one 7️⃣ Failing to specify legal guardians for your children We’ve witnessed first-hand the financial hardships families face when a loved one passes without a strong estate plan–and we don't want you and your loved ones to experience a similar situation. So, if you have questions or would like to connect further, don’t hesitate to reach out. We work in conjunction with estate planning attorneys to help make sure important documents are executed. We’re here to ensure that you and your family are fully protected and prepared for the future.
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Did you know according to a recent survey by Caring.com that 67% of Americans have no estate plan? Estate planning is like a safety net for your loved ones, ensuring your assets and wishes are taken care of when you're no longer around. Plus, it can save your family from a whole lot of headaches and disputes. Within financial planning, an estate plan serves as a fundamental tool in mitigating taxes, protecting your assets, and ensuring a seamless transfer of wealth to your beneficiaries. That said, have you considered these seven common estate planning mistakes? 1️⃣ Making no last will and testament or living will 2️⃣ Identifying only one beneficiary 3️⃣ Not discussing your end-of-life wishes with loved ones 4️⃣ Designating assets that may change or no longer exist at the time of your death 5️⃣ Not accounting or planning for estate taxes 6️⃣ Never updating your will after making one 7️⃣ Failing to specify legal guardians for your children We’ve witnessed first-hand the financial hardships families face when a loved one passes without a strong estate plan–and we don't want you and your loved ones to experience a similar situation. So, if you have questions or would like to connect further, don’t hesitate to reach out. We work in conjunction with estate planning attorneys to help make sure important documents are executed. We’re here to ensure that you and your family are fully protected and prepared for the future.
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