Blair Perry - Inventa Wealth Advisors

Blair Perry - Inventa Wealth Advisors Blair Perry - Private Wealth Advisor - Inventa Wealth Advisor
CFP®, CDFA®, APMA™ If it involves competition, chances are good that Blair will participate.

Blair is a devoted husband to Erin and a proud father of five, finding his greatest joy in family life. His Utah upbringing instilled a love for the outdoors and a competitive spirit, honed through years of playing multiple sports including baseball, football, track & field, and wrestling. While he once viewed long-distance running with skepticism, his wife's enthusiasm has inspired him to tackle

several half marathons, and now he is even entertaining the "crazy" notion of running a full marathon. Beyond his active lifestyle, Blair is a beloved figure amongst friends, family and neighbors, known for his culinary talents, particularly his delicious holiday treats. This blend of athleticism, family devotion, and a passion for sharing good food and good times defines Blair's approach to life. Blair's professional career began in the banking sector in 2006, where he developed a strong understanding of financial systems and client needs. In 2012, following his passion for individual and long lasting relationships, he transitioned his career into financial advising and planning. As a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional (CFP®), Blair brings a wealth of experience and a client-centered approach to financial planning. His expertise encompasses a wide range of services, including family and individual finances, retirement planning, charitable giving, and tax planning strategies. While Blair often begins client relationships with professionals aged 35 to 60, his commitment and working relationship extends far beyond those years. He is passionate about guiding clients through their retirement years, leveraging the strategies and planning implemented earlier in their relationship to ensure a secure and fulfilling retirement. In addition to his broader financial planning practice, Blair also offers specialized divorce financial analysis as a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA®). The CDFA® designation indicates specialized training in the financial aspects of divorce, allowing him to provide informed guidance during this challenging time. Having gone through a divorce himself, he understands the significant emotional and financial complexities of divorce, and he offers tailored advice to individuals navigating this transition. This is a niche area of his practice, and he is particularly passionate about helping individuals move from financial recovery to a position of stability and growth. He leverages his analytical skills to deliver objective advice, while also understanding the behavioral finance and emotional impact of decisions. His goal is to empower clients to confidently pursue their financial aspirations, regardless of their life stage. Qualifications:
CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® - CFP®

Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® - CDFA®

Accredited Portfolio Management Advisor™ - APMA™

True or false: Americans in March 2026 are applying for fewer mortgages than they were during the Great Recession.True. ...
06/02/2026

True or false: Americans in March 2026 are applying for fewer mortgages than they were during the Great Recession.

True. And it's not even close.

96 OF THE 100 LOWEST NUMBER OF WEEKLY MORTGAGE APPLICATIONS SINCE 1999 HAVE HAPPENED IN THE LAST 3 YEARS! (according to the Mortgage Bankers Association's Mortgage Application Index)

Yet, unemployment today is a fraction of what it was during the financial crisis.

People aren't staying out of the market because they can't qualify. The market is gridlocked. Here's why. 👇

1️⃣ Millions of homeowners locked in at 3 percent during the pandemic. Selling means giving that up for another mortgage that may have a higher interest rate. So they're not moving.

2️⃣ If existing owners aren't selling, inventory can become thin, prices might stay elevated, and buyers wait for something to change.

3️⃣ Most are waiting for rates to drop. But when they do, demand may pick up, competition returns, and that window closes faster than expected.

Here's the truth about market timing: it almost never works the way people picture it.

The better question isn't "When is the right time to buy?" It's "Am I financially ready to move when the right opportunity comes?" 📋

Who in your life is always happy to see you, never brings up work, and asks for almost nothing in return?If a pet came t...
06/01/2026

Who in your life is always happy to see you, never brings up work, and asks for almost nothing in return?

If a pet came to mind, you are not alone.

This week is Pet Appreciation Week, and our team wanted to take a moment to celebrate the four-legged, feathered, and occasionally scaly members of your household.

Pets have a way of putting things in perspective that no spreadsheet ever could.

Drop a photo of yours in the comments. We would love to meet them. 🐾

Over 55? You need these 7 key estate planning documents: Will, Revocable Living Trust, Durable Power of Attorney, Health...
06/01/2026

Over 55? You need these 7 key estate planning documents: Will, Revocable Living Trust, Durable Power of Attorney, Healthcare Power of Attorney, Living Will, HIPAA Authorization, and updated Beneficiary Designations. Protect your assets and

Discover the 7 critical estate planning documents every adult over 55 should have: Will, Revocable Living Trust, Powers of Attorney, Living Will, HIPAA form, and Beneficiary Designations. Avoid probate, incapacity issues, and ensure your wishes are followed after life transitions

05/30/2026
According to a Fidelity article, for the ‘25-’26 school year, the average published all-in cost at a 4-year public schoo...
05/29/2026

According to a Fidelity article, for the ‘25-’26 school year, the average published all-in cost at a 4-year public school for out-of-state students is $45,780, and the average private school costs $60,920.

So, because today is 529 Day (it’s 5/29, get it? 😂), it’s a good time to revisit one of the most flexible tools for tackling those numbers.

What 529 plans actually do:

📚 Tax-free growth and tax-free withdrawals for qualified education expenses. State tax treatment will vary, and so will fees and expenses.

📚 Use them for college, trade school, K-12 tuition, and apprenticeships. A 529 can even repay up to $10,000 in student loans.

📚 Whether a 529 qualifies for a state tax deduction will depend on your state of residence, as state tax laws and treatment may vary from federal tax laws.

📚 Superfund up to $95,000 in a single year by using five years of gift tax exclusions at once. But remember if you make nonqualified distributions, earnings will be subject to income tax and a 10 percent federal penalty tax.

📚 Minimal impact on financial aid—parent-owned 529s are assessed at a maximum rate of 5.6 percent.

Grandparents, parents, aunts, or uncles can contribute.

And starting in 2026, the K-12 annual withdrawal limit doubles to $20,000.

The best time to start was years ago. The second-best time is now.

Why Does Graduation Matter to Parents' Finances? Graduation season is one of the most emotionally charged times of the y...
05/29/2026

Why Does Graduation Matter to Parents' Finances? Graduation season is one of the most emotionally charged times of the year for families. But beneath the caps, gowns, and celebrations, something happens financially that often goes...

Most parents think the last tuition check means game over for college. The data says it's halftime.50 percent of parents...
05/28/2026

Most parents think the last tuition check means game over for college. The data says it's halftime.

50 percent of parents with adult children still provide regular financial support, spending $1,474 a month to do so. That's more than twice what they're putting toward their own retirement.

Here's what "just helping out a little" actually looks like:

✅ 75 percent of parents aged 45+ are financially supporting at least one adult child, even though over half of those children can meet their own basic needs, according to a 2025 AARP survey.

✅ 42 percent of supporting parents report financial stress. 9 percent have retired early because of it.

✅ 47 percent say they've sacrificed their own financial position for the sake of their kids.

✅ 18 percent say the support could continue indefinitely. They don't see an end in sight.

This isn't about being less generous. It's about being intentional.

Whether your kid just graduated, graduated five years ago, or is still in school, the question is the same: Is your support happening by design or by default?

That's worth a conversation.

Gray divorce after 50 involves unique financial risks. This checklist covers 12 essential steps: valuing assets after-ta...
05/27/2026

Gray divorce after 50 involves unique financial risks. This checklist covers 12 essential steps: valuing assets after-tax, handling QDROs, Social Security, healthcare, pensions, the house, beneficiary updates, debt, and getting a CDFA revie

Going through a gray divorce after 50? Follow this 12-step financial checklist covering retirement accounts, QDROs, Social Security, healthcare costs, pensions, home decisions, beneficiary updates, and why a CDFA review is critical before finalizing your settlement. Protect your

Yes, Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer. But let's not forget what this day is really about.Today, we rem...
05/25/2026

Yes, Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer. But let's not forget what this day is really about.

Today, we remember those who gave everything. The men and women who served and never came home.

Some of us knew them. Some of us are here because of them.

However you spend today, take a moment to pause. Enjoy the long weekend, but hold space for what it actually means.

To the families carrying that loss: we honor them with you.

Business owners routinely overestimate their company’s value by 30-50%. This guide explains common valuation methods (EB...
05/25/2026

Business owners routinely overestimate their company’s value by 30-50%. This guide explains common valuation methods (EBITDA, SDE), key value drivers like recurring revenue and low owner dependency, frequent mistakes, and why accurate...

Most business owners overestimate what their company is worth. Learn how business valuation works using EBITDA and SDE multiples, what drives higher sale prices, common mistakes, and how to create a realistic retirement plan based on your actual business exit value.

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