David Mc Knight, CFP®

My planning philosophy is to gather adequate reliable information about a client's personal financial situation; to determine the client's goals and objectives, time horizon, and risk tolerance; to analyze all of the forgoing information in an objective manner and to develop recommendations for my clients based upon this thorough analysis and in the interest of rendering disinterested advice. In a planning engagement, I endeavor to consistently act in the interest of my client and to place the client's interest ahead of my own. Moreover, I believe that a client should be both informed and proactively involved in their personal financial affairs.
The material contained on this website is for informational purposes only and is not to be considered an offering of any security or that Planned Financial Consultants (“PFC”) is offering tax or legal advice. PFC believes the source of information is reliable but cannot guarantee that the information contained therein is accurate and any expressed opinions are not necessarily those of PFC.
Newsletters
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Credit Scores Reach Record High
This article discusses the components that determine your credit score and provides tips for maintaining a high score or raising a low one.
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Going Public: How Are Direct Listings Different from IPOs?
Do you know the difference between an IPO and a direct listing? This article explores the two paths companies can take to go public.
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Are You a HENRY? Consider These Wealth-Building Strategies
High earner, not rich yet (HENRY) refers to young professionals with big incomes and little savings. Find out how HENRYs might grow wealth.
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Following the Inflation Debate
See how measures economists and Fed policymakers use to monitor inflation fuel the debate over how long 2021’s price increases will last.
Calculators
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Home Affordability
Estimate of the maximum amount of financing you can expect to get when you begin house hunting.
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Credit Card Debt
How Long Will It Take to Pay my Balance?
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Tax-Deferred Savings
Compare the potential future value of tax-deferred investments to that of taxable investments.
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Required Minimum Distributions
Estimate the annual required distribution from your traditional IRA or former employer's retirement plan after you turn age 72.