Seasoned financial advisors working with self-employed clients in St. Louis, MO
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 irregular income and complex tax situations that require careful planning. A common mistake is treating your finances like a traditional paycheck job, which can lead to cash flow problems or missed tax benefits. Seasoned advisors bring years of experience navigating these unique challenges.
- Income variability management. Look for advisors who help you plan for fluctuating earnings and build buffers for lean months.
- Tax strategy expertise. Confirm they understand deductions and credits specific to self-employed individuals, not just general tax rules.
- Retirement plan options. Ask how they evaluate plans like SEP IRAs or solo 401(k)s based on your business structure and goals.
- Cash flow integration. Ensure they consider your business expenses and personal needs together, not in isolation.
Here are top matches to get you started. Review each profile to compare experience, credentials, and approach.
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Peter M
Series 65, Series 66
Town and Country, MO
Sanctuary Advisors, LLC
Peter Mackie brings 22 years of experience and a focus on self-employed clients, offering expertise in retirement income and business exit strategies, which suits the financial complexities of irregular income. Operating from a large firm, Sanctuary Advisors, he provides flexible fee options including flat and hourly fees, and integrates diverse investment philosophies, distinguishing him from advisors with narrower approaches or fee structures.
Experience: 22 years
Avg account: $1,618,113
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John M
Series 63, Series 66
Saint Louis, MO
Guardian Life
John Marino's 22 years of experience and focus on self-employed clients in Saint Louis, MO, equip him to manage income variability and tax complexities effectively. His affiliation with Guardian Life and Primerica Advisors offers access to diverse proprietary programs and insurance products, while his flat-fee and subscription-based options provide flexible pricing compared to other seasoned advisors in the area.
Experience: 22 years
Avg account: $230,599
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Mary F
Series 63, Series 66
Saint Louis, MO
LPL Enterprise
Mary Ferry's 25 years of experience and focus on self-employed and founder clients in St. Louis equip her to address income variability and tax complexities common to this group. Working with LPL Enterprise, a large firm offering flat-fee planning and access to model portfolios, she combines broad financial planning with brokerage and insurance services, differentiating her from advisors at smaller firms or with narrower service scopes.
Experience: 25 years
Avg account: $239,757
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Madeleine B
CFP®, Series 63, Series 66
St. Louis, MO
Schwab Wealth Advisory
Madeleine Beckmann's 21 years of experience and CFP® certification equip her to address the financial complexities faced by self-employed clients in St. Louis, including tax-loss harvesting and active portfolio management. Affiliated with Schwab Wealth Advisory, she offers access to proprietary asset-allocation models and integrated wealth-management services, distinguishing her through large-firm resources and a comprehensive approach to wealth management.
Experience: 22 years
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