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At Burton Enright Welch, you are our foremost priority. We design wealth solutions that optimize your resources and put your mind at ease.

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We deliver attentive service to individuals, families, and businesses — today, tomorrow, and for generations to come.

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Our Process

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1. Listen

Open dialogue is the foundation of a strong partnership. We listen to your story — background, wants, needs, and concerns — and get to know you personally. 

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2. Analyze

With a clear understanding, we conduct a thorough analysis of your financial circumstances and map out a plan for your specific goals and any challenges ahead.

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3. Design

Our team crafts a diversified, tax-optimized strategy that’s meticulously designed around your life, with flexibility to adapt to changing markets and evolving circumstances.

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4. Implement

Together, we review the strategy, address any questions, and outline the next steps. Once you’re confident, we begin executing.

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5. Adapt

As life changes, so should your financial plan. We regularly meet with you to ensure your plan remains responsive to your needs, reassessing and adjusting as necessary.

Our Insights

When You’re Ready to Retire But Your Partner Isn’t
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Jeremy Welch

Senior Advisor, Managing Principal

When You’re Ready to Retire But Your Partner Isn’t

There’s a lot of retirement planning content out there.  And it runs the expected gamut — transitioning from accumulation to decumulation, coordinating Social Security benefits, managing investments, making healthcare decisions, and so on. Those are important. But it almost always assumes both you and your spouse are aligned on the fundamental question:  Are we ready […]

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Retirement Isn’t a Cliff — It’s a Series of Decisions

“When should I retire?” It’s a straightforward question that implies a straightforward answer: a specific date that you stop working and transition to a workless life. Maybe it’s your 65th birthday. Maybe it’s the day you hit your retirement savings target. Maybe it’s when you’ve simply had enough of the corporate grind. Except retirement isn’t […]

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How Much Is Enough and Why That Answer Keeps Changing
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Chris Hughes

Lead Advisor, Principal

How Much Is Enough and Why That Answer Keeps Changing

“How much money do I need to retire?” It’s a question everyone asks at some point. And the expectation is usually that a financial advisor, retirement calculator, or rule of thumb will provide a definitive answer. A specific number — $2 million, $3 million, whatever it is — that represents “enough.” The reality is that […]

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