Kelly L. Olczak, CFP - Private Wealth Manager

Kelly L. Olczak, CFP - Private Wealth Manager LynnLeigh & Company is 100% Woman-Owned, SEC registered investment firm, dedicated to making a positive financial difference for families.

Kelly became a financial advisor in 2005 because she loves to help people. She received her CFP® certification in 2009. In 2018, Kelly and her partner Becky Gillette formed the private wealth management firm, LynnLeigh & Company. LynnLeigh & Company is an SEC registered investment firm, dedicated to making a positive financial difference for families. Kelly and her team enjoy working with a select

group of business owners, executives and retirees. She realizes that she cannot be all things to every investor, and she is OK with that. Her approach starts with developing long-term, face-to-face relationships with her clients and continues by following a 5-step consultative process to your develop your financial goals, including strategies related to:

- Retirement savings
- The impact Social Security and Medicare may have on retirement
- 401k and business retirement planning
- Generating income in retirement
- Estate considerations
- Insurance needs

Kelly and her team are regarded for client service excellence. She believes that this service excellence distinguishes her from her peers in the financial service industry. Kelly has been passionately involved with thoroughbred horses for over 40 years. She regularly visits her family's horse farm in Camden, South Carolina, where she helps her parents with chores whenever she can. Her daughter is even showing a pony that her parents bred. Kelly enjoys working on her family produce farm with her husband, Gene and their kids Grace and Liam. Kelly has been a member of the Rochester Women's Giving Circle (RWGC) since 2012 because of their dedication to helping women and girls become economically independent. She also is the Committee Chair for The Derby at the Genesee Country Village and Museum which will donate $20,000 to the RWGC in June of 2014 to help them further their reach in Upstate New York.

Every week brings another headline that feels like it probably requires a response.The Fed. A market drop. A recession f...
05/25/2026

Every week brings another headline that feels like it probably requires a response.

The Fed. A market drop. A recession forecast. Another prediction about what's coming next.
The problem isn't staying informed. It's treating every signal as if it demands action — that's exhausting and it's not how good planning works.

The antidote isn't to stop caring. It's to build a structure that tells you exactly when to engage — and when to let the noise pass.

Read this blog - https://ow.ly/LMmh50YXM9G

Moving to cash before retirement feels like the safe move. But over a 25-30 year retirement, it can quietly backfire.I'm...
05/21/2026

Moving to cash before retirement feels like the safe move. But over a 25-30 year retirement, it can quietly backfire.

I'm breaking this down in my free webinar on May 28th — and showing you what to consider instead.

Click here to register 🔗 https://ow.ly/ur4U50YXMZN

Most people who come to us have had annual reviews.They've seen the charts. They know their returns. They've walked out ...
05/18/2026

Most people who come to us have had annual reviews.

They've seen the charts. They know their returns. They've walked out with a statement.
What they haven't had is a plan.

There's a real difference — and it matters more the closer you are to retirement. A review looks backward. A plan works forward from your actual life and answers the questions that are actually keeping you up at night.

Read our new blog! https://ow.ly/o3ax50YXM6A

There's a move many people make in the years before retirement that feels completely logical.Move to cash. Go conservati...
05/15/2026

There's a move many people make in the years before retirement that feels completely logical.
Move to cash. Go conservative. Protect what you've built.

It feels safer. But it can quietly leave your plan more fragile — not less.

A retirement that lasts 25–35 years needs your money to do more than sit still. The "fix the worry" move trades one kind of risk for another — and most people don't realize it until it's already affecting their plan.

Read our new blog post - https://ow.ly/4M2M50YXLVq

The question I keep hearing right now: "I've done everything right — so why does money still feel so heavy?"I'm hosting ...
05/14/2026

The question I keep hearing right now: "I've done everything right — so why does money still feel so heavy?"

I'm hosting a free webinar on May 28th to work through exactly that.

Click here to register 🔗 https://ow.ly/I7o450YXMV0

Why does money start to feel heavier in your 50s and 60s — even when you're doing everything right?It's not anxiety. It'...
05/11/2026

Why does money start to feel heavier in your 50s and 60s — even when you're doing everything right?

It's not anxiety. It's a thoughtful person recognizing that the decisions ahead actually matter.

The answer isn't to care less. It's to build a structure that gives that concern somewhere useful to go.

Read our new blog post - https://ow.ly/CYVL50YXLJK

Today's the day. We're live at Noon — join us for a one-hour, straightforward conversation about Social Security, what's...
04/30/2026

Today's the day. We're live at Noon — join us for a one-hour, straightforward conversation about Social Security, what's changing, and what it means for your plan.

If you haven't registered yet, there's still time:
🔗 https://ow.ly/Tz0450YImjm

See you soon.

We're on for tomorrow — and I'm looking forward to this one.If you've been watching the Social Security headlines and wo...
04/29/2026

We're on for tomorrow — and I'm looking forward to this one.

If you've been watching the Social Security headlines and wondering what it actually means for your retirement, this is the conversation for you.

Tomorrow | Noon to 1PM | Free via Zoom
Still time to register: https://ow.ly/ien250YIlLf

See you there.

If you’re in your late 50s, 60s, or early 70s, the Social Security headlines can feel especially personal. You’re close ...
04/28/2026

If you’re in your late 50s, 60s, or early 70s, the Social Security headlines can feel especially personal. You’re close enough to retirement that changes matter—but not far enough away to ignore them.

The nuance that rarely makes the news: most major Social Security proposals are designed to phase in gradually and land more heavily on younger workers, not people already close to or in retirement. That doesn’t mean zero impact, but it does change the kind of questions you need to ask.

In my new blog, I walk through what changes are most likely to matter for ages 55–70, and how to focus on the decisions you can control—like when to claim and how Social Security fits with the rest of your income.

Read the full post here: https://www.lynnleighco.com/blogs/if-youre-5570-what-social-security-changes-likely-mean-for-you

And if you’d like to see real examples for this age range, join this month’s webinar: Will Social Security Still Be There? https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8717754865876/WN_3uLnu4aAQzaqtgb0tVdC0Q

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