There is a Better Way
Callan Capital was founded in 2007 as a Registered Investment Advisor to bring clarity, direction and discipline to the financial choices you make every day.
After 15 years of working for a large brokerage firm, brothers Tim, Trevor, and Ryan had a vision. Having launched a dedicated high net worth division at their firm, they knew there was a better way to provide financial advisory services. They felt their clients could be better served through the fiduciary model — since fiduciary advisors are legally bound to act in their clients’ best interest by providing independent, objective advice.
A ROADMAP FOR LIQUIDITY EVENTS
Our clients have typically experienced a financial event such as the sale of a business, a public offering of their company, divorce, or have accumulated assets over many years. At Callan Capital, we work to provide a financial planning roadmap to navigate these types life and business events, while aiming to provide peace of mind and direction.
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Empowering the Next Generation
Callan Capital Rising Gen Academy
In our commitment to fostering financial literacy among the next generation of the families we serve, we are excited to introduce a comprehensive two-day virtual learning experience. Our Academy offers sessions that cover a wide array of topics, including:
- Basic Financial Concepts: Understanding money, budgeting, and the importance of saving.
- Risk Management: Identifying financial risks, insurance, diversification, and strategies to mitigate risks in personal finance and investments.
- Banking and Saving: How banks work, different types of accounts, and setting savings goals.
- Smart Spending and Budgeting: Creating a budget, tracking spending, and making wise purchasing decisions.
- Basic Estate Planning: The importance of wills, trusts, beneficiary designations, and planning for the distribution of assets after death.
- Introduction to Investing: Basic principles of investing, the stock market, and the power of compound interest.
- Financial Responsibility: Understanding credit, debt, and maintaining good financial habits.
- Career Planning and Wealth Building: Exploring career paths in finance and strategies for wealth accumulation.
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