Renaissance Financial

Joining a board is not just about giving back. It can also be a powerful way to grow your perspective and expand your network.

“If you’re looking at a great way to build your network and get involved, joining a board can be a great way to do that.”

Jason Riney, CFP®, Financial Advisor (St. Louis), has seen firsthand how advisors and organizations benefit from this relationship. Advisors bring financial insight, long term thinking, and access to broader networks, while gaining deeper community connections and new opportunities to make an impact.

It is a two-way relationship that strengthens both the advisor and the organization. Learn more about Renaissance Financial at www.rfc.com.

As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close, we’re ending the series with a reminder that growth isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about learning, asking questions, and giving yourself room to make mistakes.

“I would tell my younger self [...] it is okay to make mistakes. You live and you learn.”
– Chad Pinegar, Annuities Specialist (Omaha)

Thank you to our team members and advisors who shared their advice this month. If you’re interested in learning more about who we are and how we work together, you can find us here: www.rfc.com/about-us

“Culture’s a word that gets thrown around, but nobody ever talked about it. You just felt it.”

Meet Chad Rutar, CFP®, ChFC®, CLU®, Financial Advisor (Omaha). After joining Renaissance Financial more than 20 years ago, Chad shares his delight to work at a firm rooted in collaboration, client-first thinking, and genuine relationships. From joint meetings to personalized service, he values a culture that keeps trust and human connection at the forefront.

Think a career as a Financial Advisor might be right for you? Visit www.rfc.com/careers to learn more.