Large-firm, retirement withdrawal strategies financial advisors in Arizona
The right financial advisor for you depends on how you weigh location, expertise, experience, the clients they typically serve, and how they work with you.
You might need a retirement withdrawal strategies advisor if you're planning how to draw income from your savings without running out of money too soon. A common mistake is withdrawing too much early on, which can jeopardize your financial security later.
- Withdrawal sequencing. Ask how they prioritize which accounts to tap first to balance taxes and longevity.
- Longevity risk management. Confirm how they plan for the possibility of living longer than expected.
- Tax impact awareness. See if they consider how withdrawals affect your tax bracket and benefits.
- Large-firm resources. Advisors here often have access to extensive research and tools that can support complex retirement plans.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
-
John F
CFP®, ChFC®, Series 66
Tucson, AZ
Edward Jones
John Fiske, Jr Jr. specializes in retirement withdrawal strategies and general retirement planning, making him well-suited to help clients in Arizona manage income drawdown effectively. With 12 years of experience at Edward Jones, a large firm managing over $1 trillion in assets, he offers access to extensive resources and a comprehensive wealth management approach, charging up to 1.35% annually in program fees.
Experience: 13 years
Avg account: $246,728
-
Jeremiah B
CFP®, Series 63
Phoenix, AZ
Fidelity
Jeremiah Bartlett specializes in retirement withdrawal strategies and retirement income planning, making him well-suited to help clients in Arizona manage income drawdown without risking financial security. As a CFP®-certified advisor at Fidelity, a large firm, he leverages extensive resources and 13 years of experience, including prior roles at Vanguard, to provide tailored wealth management and tax-aware withdrawal sequencing.
Experience: 14 years
Avg account: $234,793
-
Bretina D
Series 66
Yuma, AZ
Ameriprise
Bretina Deanda specializes in retirement withdrawal strategies and income planning, making her well-suited to help clients in Arizona manage retirement income and Social Security optimization. With 13 years of experience and a Series 66 designation, she operates within Ameriprise, a large firm offering extensive research, tax-efficient strategies, and a broad range of advisory and insurance solutions, differentiating her through access to comprehensive resources and a focus on clients approaching retirement.
Experience: 14 years
Avg account: $471,167
-
Michelle M
Series 66
Tucson, AZ
GWN Securities Inc.
Michelle Monteleone specializes in retirement withdrawal strategies, leveraging nine years of experience and a Series 66 designation to help clients in Tucson, AZ, plan income drawdowns effectively. Affiliated with GWN Securities, a large firm managing $3.65 billion across 37,000 accounts, she offers flat-fee and hourly financial planning options, distinguishing her with flexible fee structures and access to extensive firm resources compared to other advisors.
Experience: 9 years
Avg account: $125,430
Want help finding the right advisor?
Answer a few questions to see advisors matched to you.
Advisors focused on
People also searched
Popular in Arizona
Find advisors by type
Not sure where to start?
We'll help you think it through—whether you ultimately need an advisor or not. Warmer helps you compare advisors clearly, so you can choose with confidence.
For advisor listings, we rely on sources including public filings and data provided by advisors, and we cannot guarantee that all information is current or accurate. Advisors are independent and may not have reviewed or updated this information. Please review an advisor’s Form ADV and do your own diligence before deciding whether to work with them.
Advisor matching and introductions are provided by FinanceHQ LLC (“FHQ”), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Warmer and an SEC-registered investment advisor. We receive compensation from certain participating advisors for introductions or referrals. This creates a conflict of interest because we have an incentive to recommend advisors who compensate us, including those who pay us more. You pay no fee to use our matching service, and advisor fees are not increased because of a referral or introduction. We do not review the ongoing performance of advisors, manage or hold assets, guarantee performance, or provide advice about specific investments.
By using our service, you agree to our Terms of Service and Advisory Agreement, and acknowledge our Privacy Policy. Please review FHQ’s ADV Part 2A and Form CRS. Logos provided by Logo.dev
© 2026 Warmer Holdings Inc. (“Warmer”)