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ABOUT FINANCIAL PLANNING FORT COLLINS

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At FPFoCo, financial planning encompasses much more than just managing investments. It serves as a clear roadmap from your current situation to your desired goals. As Your Full-Time Fiduciary®, we are committed to providing advice that prioritizes your best interests. Our goal is to make the intricate and changing aspects of your financial life easier to navigate by offering guidance for your current needs and a strategy for your future. Enhance your financial choices, entrust complex tasks to us, and experience the enduring benefits of comprehensive financial planning with FPFoCo.
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2012

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About the Team

OUR STORY
Founded in 2012 as a personal finance blog, Financial Planning Fort Collins evolved into a full-time fee-only financial planning firm in 2016, based in Fort Collins, Colorado. Led by CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNING® professional and Enrolled Agent Jason Speciner, the firm, now affectionately called FPFoCo, has grown into a dedicated team of experts with deep specialization in various financial areas. As full-time fiduciaries, they prioritize clients' best interests, offering clear, actionable advice to navigate complex financial situations and foster lasting confidence. Committed to collaboration and ongoing value, FPFoCo supports clients across the country while actively contributing to local human-focused organizations, emphasizing both financial empowerment and community well-being.
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