Darin Marsella is a financial advisor at Earnings Investment Co. in Fresno, CA, holding a Series 65 designation with 2 years of industry experience. His work history includes roles at Earnings Investment Co. since 2018, Custom Modular Consulting, Inc. from 2015 to 2018, and ongoing service in the Navy Reserve since 2004. Additionally, he operates Marsella Financial, a firm he has maintained since 1995. Earnings Investment Co. provides non-discretionary investment advice focused on dynamic asset allocation and sector rotation for retirement accounts, employer-sponsored plans, IRAs, and trusts. The firm employs a low-turnover “Sleep at Night” strategy emphasizing principal preservation, income, and liquidity, and combines in-house analysis with third-party models for larger accounts.

Thomas Marsella is a financial advisor with Earnings Investment Co. in Fresno, CA, holding a Series 63 designation and over 54 years of industry experience. He has operated Marsella Financial & Co. since 1986 and has been involved with the Marsella Group, working with fixed and indexed annuities since 1967. Earnings Investment Company provides non-discretionary investment advice primarily to retirement accounts, employer-sponsored plans, IRAs, and trusts, focusing on dynamic asset allocation and sector rotation. The firm emphasizes principal preservation, modest income, and liquidity through a low-turnover strategy, combining in-house analysis with third-party models for larger accounts.

Cary Marsella is a financial advisor at Earnings Investment Co. with five years of industry experience and holds a Series 65 designation. Prior to his advisory role, he has worked in various capacities including at Crumbl Cookies and several homebuilding companies. Outside of advising, he is an independent contractor real estate broker associate with Commercial Retail Associates, where he has been licensed since 1989. Earnings Investment Company provides non-discretionary investment advice focused on dynamic asset allocation and sector rotation for retirement accounts, IRAs, and trusts. The firm employs a low-turnover “Sleep at Night” strategy that combines in-house analysis with third-party models and also offers fixed and indexed annuities.