Delivering the Support and the Financial Guidance You Need
We know that these can be frightening times, but we want to assure you that one thing you don’t need to worry about is us supporting you through them. We are committed to offering you financial guidance, regardless of what the upcoming days, weeks, or even months might bring.
Our Work Is Critical
Financial services is defined as a federal critical infrastructure sector by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency. This means the work we do is essential to the economy and we are able to continue business.
We, and our broker/dealer LPL Financial, will continue to operate and will be able to provide you with the support and service you can always expect from us.
You Matter to Us
While your physical health is of primary concern, we know that your financial health is also incredibly important to you. We may not be able to meet together in person, but we can still connect and discuss any concerns you have.
We’ll be in touch with you as events evolve, continuing to provide updates and support. As always, please feel free to contact us at 609.522.6098 any time.
We are always here for you.
Welcome to Crest Wealth Management
Crest Wealth Management is the Financial Planning and Investment division of Crest Savings Bank, a community bank that has been serving the needs of Cape May County residents since 1919. As an independent wealth management firm, Crest Wealth Management helps individuals and families pursue their financial goals and lifestyle objectives through comprehensive financial planning, investing and risk management.
Whether you are just starting out and trying to accumulate wealth or are retired and in need of a consistent stream of income, Crest Wealth Management will develop a financial and investment plan designed around your needs.
We know it's not easy to feel confident about your financial situation and future needs. Our Wealth Advisor, Tod Shoffler, is an experienced CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERTM who uses a comprehensive approach to help you pursue your financial objectives through a combination of financial planning, objective advice and investment strategies designed to work toward meeting your needs.
To find out how you can benefit from our individual perspective, contact us today to discuss your needs and determine how we can help you pursue your financial goals with confidence.
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