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Our Primary Purpose

“Money is a tool, that when used correctly can build a comfortable life for its owners.  Used incorrectly, it can lead to problems and difficulties.  My responsibility is to help people utilize this tool for good.” 

- Nathan Lingwall 

OUR FIRM

Kierland Financial Group, LLC (KFG) is an independently owned and operated financial services and investment services firm located in Scottdale, AZ. KFG is part of the FFEC Wealth Partners network, (formerly First Financial Equity Corporation) which has offices in Scottsdale, Dallas, Denver, Tucson, Billings, MT as well as other offices in the Mountain states and Oklahoma. We were formed in the spring of 2022 when we joined Cetera Advisor Networks.

Client Centered

Our advisors are dually registered as Investment Advisor Representatives and Registered Representatives which allow them to offer both transactional and fee-based services depending upon the needs of the client.

We are an employee-run firm.  Our advisors and support team members have a seat at the table and contribute to the integration of investment solutions for our clients.

Our advisors work in teams to provide our clients with the better collaborative planning can offer.  Each member is familiar with his or her team’s clients to provide multiple levels of service as well as providing a particular knowledge in various subject areas.  Our advisors do not work in a “silo.”

In addition, our advisory teams all have succession plans in place to help ensure that there is always a continuation of service irrespective of the circumstances.

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