Cavalry Financial Services Company

05/22/2026

As we go into the long weekend, we wanted to send a quick note thanking the brave men nd women in our community who have put their lives on the line for America, and to take a moment to express our gratitude and remember those who have lost their lives for our country.

We express sincere gratitude to those who have faced peril and to those who have paid the ultimate price to keep this experiment in democracy intact. And to their loved ones who are scared more deeply than the rest, we sympathize with you.

Have a great weekend, and please let us know if there is anything I can do! Hope to talk soon.

"It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather, we should thank God such men lived." – General George S. Patton

05/06/2026

To young Americans. You can get there but you likely won't Start there, unless you are in the trades.

You get there by increasing your Value to someone who will pay you that salary. But the Value must be real, not what you think you're value is but what your employer thinks it is.

Graduates actually average $56K in their first year, and many worry AI could take their jobs away, a study finds.

04/13/2026

The time to worry whether your adult child will still need your financial support well into their adult years isn't after graduation; it's progressive learning and should begin when they are young. Teaching children about saving and long-term goal planning is a lifetime endeavor.
Cavalry Financial Services is there to help them put the pieces together, (830) 609-8120

Growing Interest in AI for Financial Guidance Americans are rethinking what financial success looks like, how they get advice, and how parents are providing financial support to adult children, according to the 2026 Wells Fargo Money Study. The research shows a shift toward entrepreneurship as a for...

03/16/2026

Despite markets touching all time highs, most college bound students are leaning on debt more than savings to pay for their education, as tuition continues to outpace inflation. Those who do have proper educational savings accounts simply aren't saving nearly enough to meet the higher cost.

If higher education is in the future, but paying for it isn't yet in the plan, maybe now's the time to set up an educational savings plan.

Contact Cavalry Financial Service, (830) 609-8120, if you'd like help in preparing for Education, Retirement, or any other life event. We deliver results focused programs to help you achieve your dreams.

Parents and students are piling on more debt to pay for college, according to a report that touts the advantages of 529 savings plans.

02/28/2026

Seeing stories like these is heartbreaking. So many of the athletes we grew up admiring now find themselves unhoused, financially strained, or facing challenges none of us could have imagined. Unfortunately, this pattern is far more common than people realize—both amateur and professional athletes often earn significant income before they’ve had a chance to build the financial wisdom and support systems needed to protect it.
The pressure to maintain a certain lifestyle, support family, or spend freely after years of sacrifice can make it incredibly hard to stay grounded, even with the best intentions.
At Cavalry Financial Services, we are committed to changing this story. We proudly partner with collegiate and professional athletes to provide education in wealth building, responsible stewardship, and long‑term financial management. Our goal is simple: to help you make the most of every opportunity and safeguard your future with confidence and clarity.
You’ve worked hard to get where you are. We’re here to help you keep it—and grow it—wisely.

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01/03/2026

01/03/2026

This would certainly be something to seek guidance from a professional on,
The Cavalry does that.

“I’m retired and 72.”

11/05/2025

Many think retirement planning is all about saving and investing—but long-term care is unquestionably the most significant speed bump on the road to a prosperous financial life.

Here’s the reality: Everyone pays for it at some point.
The question isn’t if, it’s how.

You can pay upfront through insurance or dedicated savings.
Or you pay on the back end—often in a lump sum—when care becomes necessary.
Sometimes you “pay” by leaving the workforce to become a caregiver for a loved one.

And here’s the kicker: most people haven’t considered this cost in their plans.

Long-term care costs can easily reach $50,000–$100,000 per year, and Medicare doesn’t cover most of it. Without a plan, families face tough financial and emotional choices.

Start planning today. Protect your retirement, your independence, and your loved ones. (830) 609-8120

Even for affluent families, self-funding long-term care is the most undiversified, unhedged bet many investors will ever make.

10/29/2025

Help protect yourself and your clients by learning how fraudsters are more frequently abusing homeowners' deeds.

07/21/2025

Free money! But if you're reading this, you're not eligible.

Many details have yet to be worked out, but here are answers to some of the questions your clients may have about the program.