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About Us
The Financial Advisors here at Whitaker-Myers Wealth Managers have the heart of a teacher and extensive professional experience! We are passionate about making sure you understand our recommendations as well as why we are making that recommendation. We are here to help you and guide through your financial plan, every step of the way!
Our Advisors
and Coaches
With financial advisors, financial coaches, and a CPA, we provide our clients with a comprehensive wealth management experience. Our advisors specialize in serving the needs of medical professionals, retirees and those close to retirement, younger families in the wealth-building stage, and busy professionals.
Latest Articles Written by our Team
Importance of Knowing Your Tax Situation
Understanding your tax situation is more than just knowing how to file—it’s a critical foundation for smart financial decision-making. From choosing the right filing status to working with a CPA or financial advisor, clarity around your taxes can uncover opportunities to save money today and build wealth for tomorrow. With the right strategy and professional guidance, you’re not just paying taxes—you’re paying them in the smartest way possible.
The Widow Trap
Retirement planning doesn’t end when you stop working — it evolves. From managing RMDs and Medicare IRMAA surcharges to navigating the often-overlooked widow’s trap, smart tax planning can make a meaningful difference in preserving your wealth. Learn how strategic Roth conversions, tax diversification, and proactive planning can help protect your retirement income and support surviving spouses.
72(t) & Rule of 55: Options for Early Retirees
A new kind of retiree is emerging—the Everyday Millionaire, Generation 2.0. Raised on God’s wisdom and disciplined financial habits, they avoided debt, saved faithfully, and invested 15% of their income. Many will have more than enough to retire early. But retiring before age 59½ raises questions. The good news? IRS rules like 72(t) distributions and the Rule of 55 allow early access to retirement savings—without penalties—when used wisely and intentionally.
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