Grant Finter
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Grant Finter is an Associate Advisor with Axiom Wealth Strategies’ Bend office. Grant’s areas of focus are retirement planning, and generational wealth building.
His call to become a Financial Advisor was heavily influenced by the advisors he worked with while establishing his own families’ financial plan. The value he saw these advisors add secured his decision to help people in the same way: through, measured, and thoughtful financial advice. He is thrilled to be fostering the values centered growth of Axiom Wealth Strategies, serving clients well, and honoring his mentors.
Originally hailing from Kansas, Grant graduated from the University of Kansas with a Bachelor of Science Degree. He then began his career within the banking industry in Kansas City in 2003. Grant then moved to Chicago to open a new office for a wholesale mortgage banking corporation. Through a few mergers he worked for several national banks such as Wachovia and Wells Fargo.
Grant moved to Bend with his bride, Erin, in 2011 when he decided to pause a career in banking to raise their family of three while his spouse’s busy surgical practice grew. This time with his kids was invaluable and an investment that will surely pay dividends for decades to come. When his three kids Kate, Charlie, and Caroline had all grown to school age he was anxious to get back to work in the financial sector.
When not at work his family can be found at Lake Billy Chinook, Mt Bachelor, a local golf course, trail, or simply enjoying all that Central Oregon has to offer.
Who Grant is can be reflected in the people in his life he is most thankful for:
- His family: “Nothing is more humbling than the responsibility of being a husband and parent. The last 11 plus years of parenting have taught me a degree of love and patience I couldn’t have known otherwise.”
- His parents: “The principled upbringing I received wasn’t my favorite as a teen. However, it prepared me for life as a man that I am eternally thankful for. Love you guys!”
- Mentors:
- “Vickie Sperry taught a young kid about professionalism and confident leadership by example.”
- “James Fleck impressed upon me that a non-emotional approach to the markets is essential to success. Pointedly, opportunity can be found in all market conditions.”