Carina L. Moreland Timothy J. Kalamarz
A Family-Focused Firm Working For You
At McFarland Investment Center, we believe that every individual deserves the opportunity to enjoy financial security. We seek to serve as a trusted resource and guide our clients through their investment journey and our primary focus is on protecting and preserving what matters most to them. We get to know our clients and guide them to investment strategies that are right for them.
As an LPL advisory service, our objectives are always aligned with our clients. We take our clients goals, expectations and risk tolerance into consideration with every recommendation that we make. We offer open-minded options and truly guide clients to plans that suit their needs, not ours. We are not driven by sales quotas or incentives and are dedicated solely to our clients’ best interests.
We specialize in helping hard-working families decipher the many complex aspects of financial planning. All of our strategies are custom-tailored to our clients with the goal of helping them pursue financial freedom. Contact us today to learn how McFarland Investment Center can help you pursue financial freedom.
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