A regular search for a retirement planner will return plenty of results. What it won't tell you is whether the person managing your life savings shares your faith, your view of stewardship, or anything else that matters beyond a fiduciary certificate. That's the gap this page fills.
Every retirement planning professional listed here signed our statement of faith to be here. Not a vague affirmation of values. A confession of Jesus as Lord and Savior. We also talked to each of them before they went live, a real conversation to confirm they're a legitimate business and who they say they are. That's our part, and honestly, that's the part a directory can actually do. We don't sit across the table during your first meeting, we don't review their portfolio recommendations, and we don't grade their planning methodology. That's not something we buried in fine print. It's just an honest description of what a directory is.
What fills the rest of that gap is the reviews. People who actually handed over their retirement picture and worked with these planners wrote them, and those are worth reading slowly before you pick up the phone. A Christian planner who is also genuinely good at the work will show up in both places: the statement of faith that got them listed, and the clients who'd send their own parents to them. Both signals matter. The coverage here is real. The choice is still yours to make.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know the planners listed here are actually Christian?
Every planner on this page signed our statement of faith, which includes a confession of Jesus as Lord and Savior, and we spoke with them before they went live. That's how we confirm their faith and that they're a legitimate business.
Does LocateFaith review the quality of a planner's financial advice?
No. We confirm faith and identity, not the quality of anyone's work. Reviews from real clients are where you learn how a planner actually performs. Read those before you decide.
Are these planners licensed and credentialed?
We don't verify credentials or licensure. We strongly encourage you to confirm any planner's credentials independently through FINRA, the SEC, or your state's financial regulatory authority before working with them.
What should I look for in a Christian retirement planner?
Look for alignment on stewardship values, transparency about fees, and a planning approach that fits your stage of life. The reviews on each listing will tell you how past clients experienced those things in practice.
Can I add my own retirement planning business to this directory?
Yes. If you own a retirement planning business and confess Jesus as Lord, you can apply to be listed. You'll sign our statement of faith and have a brief conversation with us before going live.