Matt Streck - Financial Advisor at Northwestern Mutual

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Matt Streck - Financial Advisor at Northwestern Mutual Matt specializes in working with individuals and business owners to focus on growing and maintaining their wealth. They currently reside in Oklahoma City.

Matt’s expertise in both financial and business planning allows him to cover a wide range of needs for clients. Matt is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERTM Professional for Northwestern Mutual. A native Oklahoman, Matt grew up, fittingly, in the northwestern part of the state on a farm near Kremlin before heading to Stillwater to earn a degree in finance from Oklahoma State University in 2012. Matt began his career with Northwestern Mutual as an intern from January 2011 to June 2012, when he launched straight into a full-time time position. Since beginning his full-time career, Matt has earned his CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERTM certification with the CFP® board, Accredited Estate Planner from the National Association of Estate Planners & Councils, as well as the Chartered Financial Consultant, and Chartered Life Underwriter designations from The American College. For individuals, Matt specializes in retirement planning, estate planning, education planning, life insurance, disability insurance and long-term care planning. On the business side, Matt is an expert in succession planning, business risk management and employee and executive benefits planning. Matt is married to Rachel and they have one dog, Perry. He enjoys spending time going to the gym, reading, golf and helping on the family farm. Education:

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance from Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK

Professional certifications/licenses:

• CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER, CFP ®
• Chartered Financial Consultant, ChFC®
• Chartered Life Underwriter, CLU®
• Accredited Estate Planner, AEP®

Don’t end the year feeling directionless. Let’s make sure your money is safe, strong, and stable going into 2027.
11/03/2026

Don’t end the year feeling directionless. Let’s make sure your money is safe, strong, and stable going into 2027.

Technology losses are weighing on major indexes, but other areas of the market are showing strength. Read our latest com...
11/03/2026

Technology losses are weighing on major indexes, but other areas of the market are showing strength. Read our latest commentary on artificial intelligence spending, sticky inflation, and the role diversification can play in a long-term financial plan. http://spr.ly/6187BHv5bx

The financial strategies I use are backed by nearly 170 years of strength and stability. I want to help you get on the r...
10/28/2026

The financial strategies I use are backed by nearly 170 years of strength and stability. I want to help you get on the right track, so reach out to me today.

Carrying on is easier when you have me in your corner. Before the year ends let’s make sure your retirement plan is stil...
10/28/2026

Carrying on is easier when you have me in your corner. Before the year ends let’s make sure your retirement plan is still working for you. Reach out.

Economic data remains strong, but investors are weighing rising oil prices, sticky inflation, and the cost of the artifi...
10/27/2026

Economic data remains strong, but investors are weighing rising oil prices, sticky inflation, and the cost of the artificial intelligence (AI) buildout. Bonds rallied as yields fell, and many stocks outside the AI trade moved higher. Read Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management Company CIO Brent Schutte’s latest commentary and reach out to me to talk about how your plan is positioned. http://spr.ly/6186BH95kG

Leave your financial doubts in the rearview mirror as you enter the new year. Let’s go over your plan together, find new...
10/23/2026

Leave your financial doubts in the rearview mirror as you enter the new year. Let’s go over your plan together, find new opportunities, and make sure you’re ready to finish strong.

📚 It's National Book Month, and Matt has a recommendation. In our latest newsletter he wrote up Lloyd Blankfein's Street...
10/22/2026

📚 It's National Book Month, and Matt has a recommendation.

In our latest newsletter he wrote up Lloyd Blankfein's Streetwise — a candid memoir from 36 years at Goldman Sachs, including leading the firm through the financial crisis. It isn't a "rules for success" book. It's an honest account of how careers and organizations actually take shape: preparation, luck, relationships, incentives, and hard calls made without complete information.

Three takeaways that stuck with him:

đź“– Your starting point does not dictate your ceiling.

đź“– Good decisions require judgment, not certainty.

đź“– Reputation is an asset built through repeated behavior.

That last one sounds a lot like how we think about planning. Careers compound the same way capital does — slowly, then all at once.

The full write-up is in our newsletter on our profile. And since you gave us great recommendations last month, we'll ask again:

What should we read before the end of the year?

10/21/2026

No matter which tier you find yourself in, I’m ready to meet you where you are and help you create a plan. So wipe your tiers, I got you.

Higher borrowing costs are raising questions about the artificial intelligence spending boom. Read this week’s market co...
10/20/2026

Higher borrowing costs are raising questions about the artificial intelligence spending boom. Read this week’s market commentary for a closer look at the risks to growth and why diversification remains important. http://spr.ly/6182BHrXgm

10/20/2026

Note to self, don’t let your money get in the way of next year’s new you. Reach out to me and we’ll make sure you’re set up to start the year off on the right financial foot.

Address

6301 Waterford Boulevard Suite 440
Oklahoma City, OK
73118

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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