Kyle Thompson- Leetown Advisors

28/08/2026

Today is 9 years of Leetown Advisors. I have had the privilege of cheering people on as they grow through life. I have watched/helped clients get married (I'm officiating my 2nd client wedding soon), have kids, get big promotions, start businesses, and retire. I have also seen them go through divorce, get laid off, and lose people they love. And I have been able to be there for all of it. Partially because no matter what you do in life, money is involved in some way. More importantly, the quality of our lives (and our businesses) is entirely dependent on the quality of our relationships, and I would like to believe that focus has been what has driven the success of Leetown.

9 years down, 30 more to go (probably).

Financial Planning for the Good Life. Tax planning, Estate Planning and Stewardship Services, Cash Flow Planning, College Planning, and more!

15/06/2026

I would like to introduce Leetown Advisor's newest team member- Vanessa Hilst! This has been an incredibly hectic year, and a month or so ago I put out some feelers for help. You guys were incredible and sent me amazing candidates. Vanessa particularly stood out for her passion, both for the industry and for helping people. Of course, her attention to detail and experience are top notch, but those are bare minimum requirements. I wasn't looking for someone that wanted a job, I was looking for someone that wanted a career. That is exactly what she will get.

Vanessa will be starting out in July as a Paraplanner, helping me make the operations side of Leetown more efficient while learning the technical side of the job. As she completes her licensing and certifications, she will be working toward becoming an Advisor herself!

12/08/2025

Hey, I can help with this! Go to our website (link in comments) and schedule a consultation.

Financial Planning for the Good Life. Tax planning, Estate Planning and Stewardship Services, Cash Flow Planning, College Planning, and more!

04/06/2025

Happy pride month. Just be nice to your fellow human beings.

23/04/2025

One of the most common questions I get- how much should I be saving for retirement? There are a lot of variables that go into this, but here is a good rule of thumb:
-If you want to retire at 70, save 5% of your gross income
-65? Save 10%
-60? Save 20%
You can save more than that and retire earlier, but you will probably just get bored and go back to work anyway 🤷‍♂️

03/12/2024

The last several years, there has been a lot of talk about the "decline of the dollar" as a reason to buy gold, or bitcoin, or whatever*. It just isn't happening. America still kicks ass.

*There are other (better) reasons to have those though!

23/10/2024

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23/10/2024

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16/10/2024

It’s not very often that the bottom 50% get good news, so this is nice to see.

10/10/2024

Finance is complicated. There’s all sorts of technical jargon that gets tossed around. Here’s a great cheat sheet that covers a lot of the common terms. (credit to Brian Feroldi- go follow him on Substack!)