Azimont Group

05/30/2026

Built for This - Designing Portfolios with Intention

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05/26/2026

Is your portfolio designed to take advantage of opportunities in this environment?

In environments like this, the goal isn’t to react late… it’s to prepare early.

I hope this SHORT VIDEO gives you a clearer picture how we design portfolios that are built for change.

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05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we remember those who gave their lives in service to our country.

05/19/2026

At the Azimont Group, we believe financial success starts with listening. Your goals are our priority.

05/15/2026

Excited to share our new AZIMONT GROUP Website!!:

Azimont Group is an Ameriprise private wealth advisory practice in Plano TX. Get the personal financial advice you need.

05/10/2026

Today we celebrate the mothers, grandmothers, and maternal figures who give so much of themselves to help others grow and thrive. Wishing a heartfelt Happy Mother’s Day to all who nurture, guide, and inspire — today and every day. 💐

04/30/2026

What if retirement still felt like payday?

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04/24/2026

Many people think they will have less income when they retire, but that is not always the case.

Many times, your investments will be able to support a Higher Income Level in retirement.

This what we like to call a 'Retirement Pay Raise' !!!

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04/18/2026

Are You Willing to Invest in Yourself?

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04/15/2026

Can You Retire on $1,000,000?

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04/14/2026

Teaching Resilience to Young Children:
If you want your kids to be comfortable with uncertainty, you must model it yourself.

1. Don’t dismiss doubt - Let your kids know that it’s okay to not know the answer right away and feel two different ways about something. Praise when they spend effort to figure something out. Doubt is a sign that they are facing something meaningful and need to learn.

2. Help them generate ideas, not just answers - It’s tempting to want to solve problems for your kids, but when we step in too soon, we rob them of the chance to build critical skills. Support them by asking questions about what they could try and what might happen.

3. Model doubt and decision-making - Don’t hide difficult choices of your own. If they are appropriate to share, walk through your thought process with your kids, show them what you’re doing to learn, and demonstrate curiosity instead of panic.

4. Make time for play at any age - Creative expression and imagination are essential training grounds for navigating doubt. Activities like music, visual art, or theater give children a space to express themselves and learn about the effects of their choices in a safe environment.

5. Build healthy habits - A tired brain is a reactive brain. Sleep, nutrition, movement, and strong relationships make it easier to stay calm and think clearly in uncertain situations.

SOURCE: https://cnb.cx/4tGOuL51