Cambridge Capital Management, LLC

10/16/2026

Last weekend, we were proud to sponsor the Annual OTHS Baseball Golf Tournament! Sam Hopkins, an O’Fallon Township High School alum, had a great time participating and showing his support for the O’Fallon Panthers Baseball team.

Supporting our local community is important to us, and we were happy to be part of such a great event. Thank you to everyone who helped make it a success!

Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend!

10/12/2026

Happy Monday! Retirement is your opportunity to spend more time doing what you love! Planning ahead can help you make the most of this exciting chapter.

Happy retirees reported spending 280 more hours a year on hobbies, friends, and meaningful activities. See how core pursuits may help shape a fulfilling retirement.

10/09/2026

Happy Friday! Taking time to appreciate the little things can help us make more intentional choices with our money and our lives. A grateful mindset can bring a fresh perspective to our financial goals and what matters most!

Learn how gratitude can reshape your financial habits by helping you spend intentionally, save consistently and focus on what matters most.

10/05/2026

The financial landscape is always evolving, and staying informed means continuing to learn, share ideas, and look ahead.

The Wealth and Asset Management (WAM) Conference at WashU Olin Business School brought together wealth managers, investment professionals, researchers, and students to explore emerging trends and practical insights in financial planning and capital markets.

We’re grateful that Nathan Klitzing, CEO & Principal Wealth Advisor, and Sam Hopkins, Wealth Advisor, had the opportunity to attend, learn from industry professionals and researchers, and connect with others who share a passion for the future of wealth management.

A special thank you to WashU Olin Business School for hosting such a valuable event and creating opportunities for continued learning and collaboration across the industry.

10/02/2026

Happy Friday! Sunday should be a time to relax and recharge, not stress about the week ahead. This article shares a few simple ways to feel prepared for Monday while still enjoying your weekend.

Should you work on Sunday evening? Here’s why a little preparation can help, but too much can increase anxiety, disrupt recovery and consume your weekend.

09/28/2026

Retirement is about more than having enough money to retire.

While financial security is an important part of retirement planning, there’s another question worth considering: What are you retiring to? Work often provides structure, relationships, and a sense of purpose—and transitioning away from those things can take some thought.

Our latest article, written by our CEO & Principal Wealth Advisor, Nathan Klitzing, explores how finding meaningful activities, relationships, and new interests can help create a fulfilling retirement. It also looks at ways to start thinking about your “next act” before you leave the workforce.

Read the full article here: https://camcapmgt.com/retirement-is-more-than-a-financial-goal-finding-your-next-act/

09/25/2026

Happy Friday! Life can get busy, but making time for the people we care about is always worth it. Here are a few simple tips for staying connected, even when our schedules are full. Have a great weekend!

Use your calendar to balance friendships and other priorities.

09/21/2026

Happy Monday! A 401(k) can be an important part of preparing for retirement, but understanding what’s actually in your plan matters, too. This article offers a helpful look at the key things to consider.

Contributing to a 401(k) can be a big step toward a more comfortable retirement, but it's important to understand exactly what you are getting for your money.

09/18/2026

Nathan and Sam from the Cambridge team had a great day supporting the O'Fallon-Shiloh Chamber of Commerce at this week's golf tournament! This event is the largest fundraiser for an organization that does so many great things for our local business community.

09/14/2026

Happy Monday! A little reflection can go a long way. This article explores how a simple financial audit can help us better understand our spending habits and build a healthier relationship with our money.

Learn the Spending Regret Audit, a 4-step behavioral finance method to spot regretted purchases, cut spending regret, and align money with your values.