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Mark Kollar is a well-known financial educator in the Chicago area and hosts the popular weekly financial radio show, Retirement and Income Radio. He is sought after throughout the state of Illinois for his expertise in retirement planning and retirement income planning. His clients include retirees from United Airlines, AT&T, McDonald’s, Chicago Transit Authority, and HFC. As a retirement and income planning specialist, Mark helps retirees and those near retirement protect their savings, reduce income taxes and taxes on social security benefits and create a retirement income guaranteed to last as long as they do. Mark graduated from Loyola University of Chicago where he received his B.B.A. degree. He is a Registered Financial Consultant and a Certified Estate Planning Professional and has pledged always to put the needs of his clients above his own.

Bill is a Certified Financial Fiduciary and upholds the highest standards of honesty, fairness, integrity and professionalism. Bill is a native Floridian and was transferred to Michigan in 1995 by his employer at the time, NBD Bank.  Bill and his wife Charlotte have been married 41 years and have four adult children and three grandchildren. Bill received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Florida State University with a major in Finance and a minor in Real Estate. ​Bill has been helping clients manage their financial lives since 1988.  Bill spent 13 years in banking as a Trust Officer in Florida and Michigan, 5 years as a broker with Smith Barney in Troy, MI and has owned his own firm since 2004, located in Almont, MI which is 40 miles north of Detroit. At the end of 2014 Bill exited the securities side of his practice to offer only “Safe Money” programs for his clients.  While offering “At Risk” investments such as mutual funds, ETFs and individually managed portfolios of stocks and bonds as a licensed securities advisor, and now as a “Safe Money” professional exclusively, Bill has always put his clients’ interests first.  While securities licensed, Bill maintained a perfectly clean record with FINRA, which you can check for yourself by going to FINRA Broker Check.