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    DebtFreeJoy Financial Coaching

    5.0 (7 reviews)
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    We just want to pay our dang taxes!…read more While we got a reply to our inquiry with a referral to another office, the gentleman mentioned that he did not know the professional's thoughts on serving LGBT people. I mean he did not just offer that up, I specifically asked to find this out after a bad experience at another firm, but the language struck me as coming from a particularly privileged viewpoint. He said: "I do not know Mr. C___________'s LGBT thoughts. Never asked, never cared." I see, you "don't care." You don't have to care because it won't affect you. I might also respond that while YOU personally are not affected by negative viewpoints or bias, the LGBT clients YOU SERVE unfortunately might get themselves entangled in business relationships that might seem okay at first, only to be found out down the road that are markedly injurious and harmful. It is a shame we have to even ask such questions but these days you cannot take your family's safety lightly. On the bright side, he did know a firm that would "be a fit for" us. I am taking that as a firm that advertises it serves our community, That was kind he took the time to direct us to them. Don't get me wrong, this Sexton Advisory Group was responsive and helpful albeit privileged. There are specific groups that target individuals in the LGBT community (even advertise to us and then let us down) and we just have to eliminate them from business contact. It is too bad we even need to bring this up at all, because business should be business and not personal.

    He is dishonest, does not have his clients interest. Only his own had an extremely bad experience…read morewith this person cost me lots of lots of money.

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    Today we attended a tax seminar hosted by Marshall Life & Financial Solutions (MLFS). Victoria…read moreMarshall opened the session with brief remarks, followed by Adrien Barajas as the lead presenter. From the outset, the presentation was incoherent. Adrien jumped erratically between topics, clipped terminology mid-sentence, and attempted to showcase expertise through jargon that ultimately backfired. His use of a graph depicting tax history and national debt felt performative rather than informative--a clear turnoff. Mentions of Roth conversions were casually dropped, seemingly to entice attendees into future consultations rather than to educate. At no point did either presenter cite their professional credentials, nor are any verifiable designations listed on their website. This lack of transparency raises serious concerns about the legitimacy of the material presented. The venue--a community room at the local library--was poorly maintained. We were forced to relocate due to visibly dirty tables and stained surfaces. The acoustics were equally problematic: excessive echo and ambient noise severely undermined any attempt at meaningful communication. It's unclear why MLFS couldn't secure a venue that meets basic health and presentation standards--such as a clean, carpeted hotel conference room with proper sound insulation and equipment. Victoria encouraged attendees to grab snacks as the session approached lunchtime, triggering a chorus of crinkling bags and chewing that further disrupted the already fractured delivery. Overall, this seminar failed on every metric: content quality, presenter skill, venue hygiene, and professional credibility. Within 15 minutes, we were compelled to leave--astonished by the lack of coherence and institutional rigor. It was, without exaggeration, the most poorly executed seminar we've ever attended.

    I'm so glad with you in my life. You have helped me so…read moremuch. Thank you Victoria for your patience and expertise with my retirement accounts. K trevino

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