Greenbush Financial Group, LLC

Greenbush Financial Group, LLC GFG is an independent wealth management firm specializing in employer sponsored retirement plans, financial planning, and investment management.

The three main services we offer at GFG are financial planning, investment management and employer sponsored retirement plans. We offer clients fee-based financial planning services that are customized to meet the unique needs of each individual client. To ensure that we are fully meeting the needs of our clients, our financial planning services are conducted by a Certified Financial Planner©. We

not only take the time to fully understand your needs and investment objectives but we also spend a considerable amount of time educating our clients on the investment strategy being employed in their portfolio, risk/reward trade-off of each investment holding, and the performance of their portfolio versus the applicable benchmark. We initiate and conduct regular, ongoing investment review meetings. These periodic meetings allow our clients to understand how their assets are being managed and it also provides us with the opportunity to assess if there have been any changes in a client’s circumstances that would prompt us to change the asset allocation of their investment portfolio. In 2008, GFG created an independent 401(k)/403(b) solution called Active(k) which is designed to provide companies with access to a best in class employer sponsored retirement plan solution at a cost typically lower than most of the other 401(k)/403(b) platforms available in the marketplace. The Active(k) solution includes third party administration, daily valuation recordkeeping, investment advisory, and co-fiduciary services. We also provide our plans with participant level investment advice, on-site employee education meetings, a flexible investment menu and access to actively managed portfolios.

Many people believe retirement success comes down to reaching a certain savings number.In reality, retirement is often l...
06/10/2026

Many people believe retirement success comes down to reaching a certain savings number.

In reality, retirement is often less about how much you've accumulated and more about whether your income can withstand the challenges that come with a 25- to 30-year retirement.

Can your plan handle:

• Inflation?
• Taxes?
• Rising healthcare costs?
• Market downturns?

A successful retirement plan doesn't just focus on growing assets, it focuses on creating income that can survive life's uncertainties.

Read our latest article on the critical decisions to review before retirement: https://www.greenbushfinancial.com/all-blogs/retirement-checklist-10-things

Most retirees don't run out of money because they spend too much.They run out of money because inflation quietly doubles...
06/09/2026

Most retirees don't run out of money because they spend too much.

They run out of money because inflation quietly doubles their expenses over time.

A retirement that costs $60,000 per year today could cost more than $120,000 per year later in retirement.

The question isn't just "Can I retire?"

It's "Can my retirement income keep up for the next 20–30 years?"

In this week's video, Mike breaks down the real risk of outliving your savings and why inflation may be the biggest retirement threat most people underestimate.

🎥 Watch now:

Are you at risk of outliving your retirement savings?The risk of ...

Retirement income doesn't have to come from a single source.Many successful retirement plans are built around three dist...
06/09/2026

Retirement income doesn't have to come from a single source.

Many successful retirement plans are built around three distinct income buckets that work together:

• Guaranteed income such as Social Security and pensions helps cover essential expenses.
• Investment withdrawals provide flexibility and long-term growth potential.
• Cash reserves can help fund spending needs during market downturns without forcing investment sales.

Each bucket serves a different purpose. When coordinated thoughtfully, they can help create a more stable, flexible, and sustainable retirement paycheck.

The goal isn't simply generating income. It's creating an income strategy that can adapt to changing markets, taxes, and spending needs over time.

Read the full article to learn how the 3-bucket approach can help turn retirement savings into a reliable paycheck: https://www.greenbushfinancial.com/all-blogs/retirement-income-planning-without-a-job

You may love your vehicle, but that alone doesn’t mean buying out your lease is the right financial move.Before signing ...
06/08/2026

You may love your vehicle, but that alone doesn’t mean buying out your lease is the right financial move.

Before signing the paperwork, ask yourself:

• Is the vehicle worth more than the buyout price?
• What interest rate will I pay to finance it?
• How much maintenance is likely coming?
• Does it fit my long-term cash flow plan?

A lease buyout can be a great opportunity, but only when the numbers support the decision. As we discuss in our latest article, the best lease buyout decisions are financial decisions, not emotional ones.

Read the full article here: https://www.greenbushfinancial.com/all-blogs/should-you-buyout-your-car-lease

LinkedIn Mike: "Let's circle back."Actual Mike: "Let's get another scoop."Happy National Chocolate Ice Cream Day!
06/07/2026

LinkedIn Mike: "Let's circle back."

Actual Mike: "Let's get another scoop."

Happy National Chocolate Ice Cream Day!

Many retirees are surprised to learn that one withdrawal can trigger a chain reaction.The money you take from retirement...
06/07/2026

Many retirees are surprised to learn that one withdrawal can trigger a chain reaction.

The money you take from retirement accounts may impact:
• Your tax bill
• Medicare premiums (IRMAA)
• How much of your Social Security becomes taxable

A retirement income strategy isn't just about generating cash flow. It's about understanding the ripple effects of every decision.

Learn more: https://www.greenbushfinancial.com/distribution-strategies-in-retirement

Think your mortgage payment is the cost of homeownership? Think again.Many first-time buyers carefully budget for the do...
06/06/2026

Think your mortgage payment is the cost of homeownership? Think again.

Many first-time buyers carefully budget for the down payment and monthly mortgage, only to discover a long list of additional expenses after moving in.

Property taxes, homeowners insurance, maintenance, utilities, HOA fees, lawn care, and unexpected repairs can all impact your monthly cash flow.

That's why it's important to evaluate the total cost of ownership before making one of the biggest purchases of your life.

The question isn't just, "Can I afford the mortgage?"

It's also, "Can I comfortably afford everything that comes with owning the home?"

Read the full article to learn the hidden costs that many first-time buyers overlook before closing day.https://www.greenbushfinancial.com/all-blogs/real-cost-of-buying-a-house

Happy National Drive-In Movie Day!In a market far, far away...  One advisor stood between investors and the Bear Market....
06/06/2026

Happy National Drive-In Movie Day!

In a market far, far away... One advisor stood between investors and the Bear Market.

Coming soon to a drive-in near you:

Return of the Portfolio

Rated PG for Portfolio Growth.

Should you claim Social Security at 62, wait until full retirement age, or delay until 70?The answer depends on much mor...
06/05/2026

Should you claim Social Security at 62, wait until full retirement age, or delay until 70?

The answer depends on much more than maximizing your monthly benefit. Your health, life expectancy, income needs, tax situation, and other retirement assets can all influence the right strategy.

Learn about the factors that can help guide this important retirement decision: https://www.greenbushfinancial.com/social-security-planning

Or watch our most recent video: https://youtu.be/7F8AKzmIzW4

Happy National Donut Day! 🍩We asked the team one very important question:What's your favorite donut?The results included...
06/05/2026

Happy National Donut Day! 🍩

We asked the team one very important question:

What's your favorite donut?

The results included blueberry glazed, blueberry cake, Bavarian creme, strawberry frosted, and chocolate frosted with sprinkles.

No judging... except maybe Brad's decision to choose a donut that requires a fork and knife.

What's your go-to donut order?

Address

159 Wolf Road, Suite 101
East Greenbush, NY
12205

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15184776686

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