Michael Martin, Investment Adviser Representative, ChFEBC℠
Michael Martin is the co-founder of South Florida-based Legacy Financial Partners, where he is the director of investments and insurance. He works in a fiduciary capacity, holds his Series 7 and Series 66 securities licenses, and holds the Chartered Federal Employee Benefits Consultant (ChFEBC℠) designation.
He also maintains life, health and variable annuity licenses in Florida, West Virginia, North Carolina and Illinois. Michael can be seen in The Wall Street Journal and U.S. News & World Report, as well as on the local NBC news affiliate.
He is a Christian and considers his faith in everything he does. He is happily married to Katherine, and they reside in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, with their three children.
Along with being a huge movie buff, Michael enjoys vacationing with his family and fine dining.
Phone: 561.467.4100 | E-mail: support@lfpfinancial.com | Website: www.lfpfinancial.com
Latest articles by Michael Martin, Investment Adviser Representative, ChFEBC℠
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Don't Neglect Health Care in Your Retirement Planning
retirement Unless you've covered your bases, the cost of health care and long-term care could break your retirement bank. But before you throw up your hands in despair, know that you've got some options.
By Michael Martin, Investment Adviser Representative
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To Retire, Mind Your P's: Purpose, Planning and Procrastination
retirement Focusing on those three basic concepts will keep you out of trouble, even if you're in the "retirement red zone."
By Michael Martin, Investment Adviser Representative
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It’s Time to Flip Your Financial Focus
retirement These 5 often-overlooked issues could make or break your retirement.
By Michael Martin, Investment Adviser Representative
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Investors Should Rethink Old Buy and Hold Stock Strategy
Investor Psychology Should you stay or should you go? In today’s market environment, investors need to be ready to move.
By Michael Martin, Investment Adviser Representative
Investor Psychology
