Seasoned financial advisors working with self-employed clients in Seattle, WA
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.
If you're self-employed, you likely face unique challenges like managing irregular income and planning for taxes that differ from traditional employees. Without a seasoned advisor, you might overlook how to balance your business cash flow with personal financial goals, leading to missed opportunities or unexpected tax burdens.
- Tax-aware planning. Ask how they navigate Washington's lack of state income tax but its capital gains tax, sales tax, and property tax to optimize your overall tax situation.
- Cash flow management. Confirm how they help smooth out income variability to maintain your lifestyle and fund retirement.
- Retirement options. Inquire about strategies for choosing and funding retirement plans suited to self-employed income patterns.
- Business and personal integration. See if they coordinate your business finances with personal goals to avoid gaps or overlaps in planning.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Bradley K
Series 63, Series 66
Mercer Island, WA
LPL Enterprise
Bradley Knuffke's 24 years of experience and focus on self-employed and founder clients equip him to address the unique financial challenges faced by business owners in the Seattle area. Operating through LPL Enterprise, a large firm, he offers flat-fee financial planning and expertise in tax-loss harvesting and general retirement planning, distinguishing him from advisors with different fee structures or specialties.
Experience: 25 years
Avg account: $239,757
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Donald W
Series 63, Series 65
Seattle, WA
Realta Investment Advisors, Inc
Donald Wells offers seasoned expertise in retirement plans for business owners and self-employed clients, backed by 39 years of industry experience and Series 63 and 65 credentials. Operating in Seattle with Realta Investment Advisors, he provides flat-fee financial planning and access to diverse investment options, distinguishing him with a broad firm platform and a focus on integrating business and personal financial goals.
Experience: 40 years
Avg account: $311,930
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Alexander C
Series 66
Lynwood, WA
Guardian Life
Alexander Collins brings 24 years of experience advising self-employed clients, including founders and business owners, with expertise in business exit strategies and tax-loss harvesting. Operating from Bellevue, WA, he offers flexible fee structures such as flat fees and subscription plans through a large firm, Primerica Advisors, which serves a diverse client base with a variety of investment strategies.
Experience: 24 years
Avg account: $230,599
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Jeffrey M
Series 66
Seattle, WA
Schwab Wealth Advisory
Jeffrey Miner offers seasoned financial guidance tailored for self-employed clients in Seattle, leveraging 24 years of experience and expertise in wealth management, tax-loss harvesting, and active portfolio management. Affiliated with Schwab Wealth Advisory, a large firm known for its asset-allocation models and proprietary research, he supports clients with non-discretionary advice, distinguishing him through a structured approach combined with personal business insight from managing real estate investment LLCs.
Experience: 24 years
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