Rutgers University says values affect career decisions, how you spend your time, and how you handle money. A value is a force within people that strongly directs their life. Each person places his or her own worth on values such as family, job success, health, love, comfort, friendship, skills, and education.
Born
and raised in Anchorage, Alaska, Chad Hufford grew up in the financial
industry, but also developed a strong background in athletics, nutrition, and
performance psychology. Chad brings a coaching mindset and the heart of a
teacher to financial planning and investing as he strives to both empower and educate
people to not only become better investors, but to live more intentionally and
create an abundant life.
Chad owns a
boutique financial planning firm, Veritas Wealth Management, that manages $500
million and serves several hundred families across the US. In addition to
finance, he regularly teaches and speaks on fitness and faith, seeing these as
all important aspects of a purposeful and abundant life.
Chad and his wife,
Tiffany (also a life-long Alaskan), have been blessed with six wonderful
children. Tiffany stays busy homeschooling the kids, and the whole family is
very involved in their church and local community.
Their family loves
fishing, camping (okay, maybe more like “glamping”), hunting, and enjoying the
wonderful outdoors Alaska has to offer. Living in a more rural area outside of
Anchorage, and just few hundred yards from the home Chad grew up in, they
regularly have the privilege of watching bears, moose, and lynx walk right through
their yard.
Believing that to
whom much is given, much is expected, Chad strives to employ his knowledge and
experience to serve and enrich the lives of those around him. He joined me this week to tell me more.
For more information: https://www.veritasalaska.com/
LinkedIn: @ChadHufford Discover more: ask@veritasalaska.com
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