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William Hayes, CFP

Financial Advisor & Founder of Buffalo Wealth Management

04/29/2026

Teaching kids to save is about more than dollars and cents.

It’s about helping them understand patience, discipline, and the value of working toward something over time.

As a dad, I’m reminded often that the small lessons we teach today can shape how our kids think about money, opportunity, and responsibility in the future.

It doesn’t have to be complicated. Simple conversations, small habits, and leading by example can make a lasting impact.

Those early lessons can turn into confidence later in life and that’s a gift that goes far beyond money.

04/14/2026

Tax season tends to keep us focused on last year. But it’s also a natural checkpoint to pause and look ahead.

An outside perspective can help you see patterns, opportunities, or adjustments that are easy to miss when you’re close to it every day.

Now is a smart time to look forward, revisit your retirement and long-term goals, and explore strategies that balance today’s tax realities with tomorrow’s needs.

If you’d like an outside perspective on your plan and where you’re headed, our team is here to help. This tax season is a great time to start that conversation.

04/03/2026

Had a great night for a great cause! Our Ponte Vedra Beach office had the honor of attending The Jacksonville Lemon Ball in support of Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation and the fight against childhood cancer.

Less than 4% of national funding goes toward childhood cancer research. As a dad of three young girls and a financial advisor committed to helping families build more secure futures, this statistic hits. Partnerships with organizations like Alex’s Lemonade Stand is one more way we can help fund better treatments, cures, and support for families when they need it most.

Proud to stand with our community in this important work and be part of a night that turns generosity into hope for kids and their families.

04/02/2026

Financial Literacy Month is a good reminder that understanding your finances can change more than just numbers on a page, it can change how you live, how you plan, and how confident you feel about the future.

Over the years, I’ve seen that it’s not about having all the answers right away. It’s about being willing to learn, ask questions, and take small steps forward.

When you understand how your money is working, you’re able to make more intentional decisions for your family, your business, and the life you’re building.

That kind of clarity creates confidence, and that’s something everyone deserves.

If there’s ever a question you’ve been meaning to ask or something you’ve been unsure about, this is a great time to start the conversation.

03/27/2026

March is a good time for a simple reset.

Not a complete overhaul. Just a check-in.

As the year picks up speed, it’s worth asking a few honest questions:

Are your 2026 goals still realistic based on what the last few months have looked like?
Have you automated the things that matter most so progress happens consistently?
Are you tracking your progress intentionally, or just hoping things stay on course?

Financial plans do not fail because of one big mistake. They drift because no one pauses to review them.

A thoughtful check-in now can prevent small gaps from turning into larger issues later. If you have not taken time to review your strategy recently, March is a great opportunity to do it with clarity and purpose.

My team and I are always here to help you realign and move forward with confidence.

Address

1711 Crescent Pointe Pkwy
College Station, TX
77845

Telephone

+19798463100

Website

http://willhayes.nm.com/

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