You’ve worked hard to build your wealth. But what if a few overlooked financial decisions could be putting your retirement at risk?
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As a Retirement Income Certified Professional® specializing in helping professional women over 50, I’ve seen how seemingly small financial mistakes can have lasting consequences. This free 15-page guide reveals seven common mistakes women make with their money—from poor planning and investment missteps to overlooking critical financial risks—and what you should know to help avoid them.
Discover what you might be overlooking before it costs you.
You’ve built the income. Now build the plan that minimizes taxes, protects what you leave behind, and turns it all into real retirement security; without getting talked past, or talked down to.
LM Stamper
Managing Director
LM Stamper and his team help women over 40 to retire early, keep their same lifestyle, and not run out of money through his SGD Process.
LM Stamper (“Stamp”) studied Management Information Systems with a minor in Business at Texas Tech University and went on to study at The American College for Financial Services. Stamp has won various awards for accomplishments in the education and implementation of financial strategies for his clients, as well as for the development of new advisors.
He is a fiduciary advisor and holds the RICP® designation, a discipline dedicated to the implementation and maximization of retirement income, as well as legacy planning and tax mitigation.
Stamp oversees a successful team of financial advisors at his Fort Worth and Dallas offices, mentoring and assisting with client interaction and plan development. He is also The Living Balance Sheet® go-to person for his office. Using a powerful model that begins with education first, Stamp helps his clients move toward a position of financial independence in their lives. His value to the public lies in his desire to educate his clients first and provide them with the appropriate financial tools they need to achieve proper financial balance.
Stamp grew up as an Army brat, traveling the world with his family from Los Angeles to Lubbock, to Austin, to Germany. He’s thankful to have seen what the world has to offer and now proudly makes Texas his home.
In his spare time, Stamp can be found painting, enjoying good movies, cooking, listening to music, watching sports, and mentoring his Little Brother via the Big Brothers Big Sisters program. Still, his favorite activity outside of the office is fantasy football — he’s the commissioner of his league with good friends of over 25 years, and says it never seems to get old.
Travis Hostutler
Director of Plan Design
Travis Hostutler works with advisors and their clients to help educate them around money. Holding an uncommon financial approach to preparing…
Holding an uncommon financial approach to preparing for and living in retirement, he takes an analytical approach to money.
He specializes in preparing people who are serious about money for retirement and has spent a decade in the business with that goal in mind.
Travis holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Mid-America Nazarene University. Travis believes holistically in God first, family second and work third. He lives in Roanoke, Texas, with his wife, Kristen, and their three growing boys, Trey, Dylan and Hudson.
Teri Damore
Client Services Executive
After many years as a stay-at-home mother, Teri Damore returned to the workplace by joining the Evermore Wealth family.
She is a strong believer in the team’s uncommon financial approach to educating and guiding clients to achieve their financial goals, and she is proud to uphold their mission as the client services executive.
Teri is a certified Texas Notary Public and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in liberal arts. She has lived in the Texas area for over 40 years and enjoys spending time with her extended family throughout the region.
Grow
Prepare for retirement by putting your hard-earned assets to work.
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Preserve
Provide for the people and causes you care about the most.
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Give
Provide for the people and causes you care about the most.
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