Eiler Wealth Management Group

Eiler Wealth Management Group Protecting today and planning for tomorrow’s brighter future. I am committed to helping you achieve your goals and live life on your terms. are not affiliated.

I am a dedicated financial advisor with a solid educational background and a wealth of professional certifications. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Oregon in 2008, setting the foundation for my journey in the finance industry. Throughout my career, I have actively pursued professional development and obtained various certifications and licenses from The American College, including Financial Services Certified Professional (FSCP) in 2014 and Retirement Income Certified Professional (RICP) in 2016. Additionally, I hold licenses in Life and Health, Property and Casualty, as well as Series 6, 63, 65, and 7. This comprehensive knowledge and experience allow me to provide you with a high level of financial guidance and support. As your financial advisor, my primary role is to assist you in directing your financial resources towards the goals that matter most to you. I prioritize understanding your concerns and aspirations, as my ultimate goal is to help develop, implement, and maintain a tailored financial plan that aligns with your objectives. My approach involves providing an outstanding financial planning experience for individuals, families, and small business owners. I conduct an independent assessment of your unique financial situation, working collaboratively with you to help ensure that we create a plan that is both effective and sustainable. Throughout the process, my aim is to keep you educated and prepared, empowering you to make informed decisions about your financial future. Based in the picturesque state of Wyoming, I am actively involved in the local community. In addition, I hold licenses in Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, and Oregon. I am a proud member of the Casper Chamber of Commerce, Million Dollar Round Table, and the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors (NAIFA). Moreover, I serve as a board member for a non-profit organization dedicated to work with children with autism, reflecting my commitment to giving back to the community. Beyond my professional endeavors, I enjoy spending quality time with my family outdoors. Whether it’s fishing, golfing, or hiking, these activities allow me to recharge and maintain a balanced lifestyle. Additionally, I have a passion for expanding my knowledge and enjoy delving into history books during my leisure time. Disclosures:‎ This is not an offer or solicitation in any jurisdiction where we are not authorized to do business.
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In the 1840s, investors poured everything they had into railroads. They were convinced it was the most important technol...
10/09/2026

In the 1840s, investors poured everything they had into railroads. They were convinced it was the most important technology in human history. They were right.

The railroad genuinely transformed America in ways that are almost impossible to overstate. Commerce, settlement, communication, industry. All of it changed. And investors still lost everything.

The railroad boom and bust of the 1800s is the original speculative bubble in American financial history. And the pattern it followed has repeated in every major technology bubble since. Including ones you have lived through personally.

In our latest video, we walk through the full arc of America's first great financial mania and connect the lessons directly to the decisions you are making about your portfolio right now.

📌 You'll learn:
• How the most transformational technology of the 19th century still produced catastrophic losses for most investors
• The specific pattern the railroad bubble followed and why it shows up in every bubble since
• Why being right about the technology is not the same as being right about the investment
• The difference between investors who lost everything and the ones who came out ahead
• What the railroad story tells us about AI and every other world-changing technology being pitched to investors today

The railroad changed America forever. It just didn't make most of its investors rich.

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In the 1840s, investors poured every penny they had into railroads....

Many retirees ask the same question:"If my RMD is higher than what I planned to withdraw, am I doing something wrong?"Ep...
10/08/2026

Many retirees ask the same question:
"If my RMD is higher than what I planned to withdraw, am I doing something wrong?"

Episode 92 of the Make It Personal podcast explores why Required Minimum Distributions and retirement spending are not the same thing, and how thoughtful planning can help retirees navigate these decisions with greater confidence.

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Average retirement savings by age can offer useful perspective, but the numbers do not tell the whole story. Looking at ...
10/07/2026

Average retirement savings by age can offer useful perspective, but the numbers do not tell the whole story. Looking at both average and median retirement savings by age can help show how balances vary, what may be influencing them and why benchmarks often work best as planning references rather than personal scorecards.

See average and median retirement savings by age, how 401(k) balances vary and what these benchmarks may help you understand about retirement planning.

It’s easy to think of life insurance as something to sort out closer to retirement, but it can offer value at many stage...
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It’s easy to think of life insurance as something to sort out closer to retirement, but it can offer value at many stages of life.

Follow the link to explore seven life events where life insurance can make a difference. https://mutualofomaha.co/4hdalFq

📅 What would it take for you to retire 20 years earlier than expected?While retiring at 45 may not be realistic for ever...
10/03/2026

📅 What would it take for you to retire 20 years earlier than expected?

While retiring at 45 may not be realistic for everyone, understanding the financial habits and planning strategies behind early retirement can provide valuable insights for any retirement goal.

This article breaks down the opportunities and challenges that come with retiring early.

Wondering if you can retire at 45? Learn what to consider, including savings, health insurance, Social Security timing, taxes and family needs.

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