Pilkington Financial

Pilkington Financial was started by Curt Pilkington in 1974 when he began selling life insurance door-to-door. Since then, Curt and his team of six have designed hundreds of financial plans and serve families across Colorado and beyond.
Pilkington Financial Group prides itself on family values, authenticity, and the ability to listen and understand individual needs and goals. They provide clients with confidence in their investments and empower them to pursue their goals, helping ensure their financial futures, retirements, and eventual wealth transitions are precisely as they envision them.
The Sterling advisory team consists of Curt Pilkington, Founder, Partner, and Advisor, and Shanan Doherty, Partner and Advisor. Derek Pilkington, Partner and Certified Financial Planner™, and Jerry Kinzie, Certified Financial Planner™, serve clients in Denver and across the Front Range. The advisors are supported by Becky Bohler, Client Service Lead, Sherrie Shook, Client Service Coordinator, and Ali Pilkington, Practice Manager.
Pilkington Financial Group provides financial planning, investment management, insurance, estate planning, tax, and education planning. With over 100 years of combined experience, the multigenerational team works collaboratively to support multigenerational clients.
Pilkington Financial Group is located at 226 S. 2nd St, Sterling, Colorado. Call them at (970) 522-6836 or visit their website at www.pilkingtonfinancial.com/.
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