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![]() Christopher Music began his financial planning career in 1992 in Columbus, Ohio. He graduated from Mount Union College with a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration (BA) in 1990 and completed a Masters Degree in Business Administration (MBA) from Kent State University in 1994.
His main interest has been finance and economics, which lead him to the field of personal financial planning and how the simple truths of economics could be applied to households. Christopher is a 15-year member of the Financial Planning Association (FPA) and the International Association of Registered Financial Consultants (IARFC). He is also a Certified Wealth Preservation Planner (CWPP™), a Certified Asset Protection Planner (CAPP™), and is the Florida State Representative of the Asset Protection Society (APS). Christopher founded the Clergy Benefits Group, a comprehensive financial planning firm serving members of the clergy in 1992. As the son of a United Methodist minister, he learned that ministers have unique needs when it comes to income tax and retirement planning issues. Over the 10 years of operating this business, Christopher assisted hundreds of clergy families with their finances and investing and soon had one of the top producing independent practices of a nationwide financial planning organization. In 2002, Christopher sold his practice to his associate and moved to Belleair, Florida. During that time he became a certified business consultant and worked with a variety of professional practices and small businesses. While working with professional clients, he realized the need for financial education and standard financial planning methods. This culminated in the founding of Wealth Advisory Associates in 2003. Christopher is the President of Wealth Advisory Associates, a Registered Investment Advisor. He is a licensed life, health and annuity insurance agent representing several, well-known companies. Christopher recently developed and published a new financial tool called the Financial Security Analyisis (TM). This personal finance tool includes a questionnaire and graph that objective measures the level of financial security one has in our modern economic society. On a personal note, Christopher is married to Diane, his wife of over 13 years. He lives in Belleair, Florida and shares his home with two cats. He enjoys on-road cycling, a good golf game, music and watching football. He is an avid reader who likes anything to do with economics, archaeology, religion and ancient cultures. And if you're ready to improve your finances... Visit Christopher's website and get a FREE ebook with 87 tips for financial and business success. For the legal disclaimer, please click here. Sort By: Date | Popularity
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