The 611 Group Wealth Advisors

15/06/2026

What a night! 🏌️‍♂️

Our Men's Social at Topgolf on 6/11 was everything we hoped it would be. And if you know us, you know we did not pick that date by accident. When you're The 611 Group, June 11th is basically a holiday. 🎉

Great guys, great food, great golf, and some seriously competitive Gentlemen's Bingo action. And a huge congratulations to our raffle winners!

We are so grateful for this community and everyone who came out to celebrate with us. Already looking forward to the next one!

10/06/2026

🌲 This week's travel idea comes from a recent family trip to Yosemite National Park.

It's easy to see why Yosemite is on so many bucket lists. The scenery, waterfalls, and views are truly unforgettable.

Have you ever been to Yosemite?

05/06/2026

One of the most common questions I hear this time of year: "Am I actually on track for retirement?"

And the honest answer is that most people are measuring the wrong thing.

Your savings balance tells you where you are today. It doesn't tell you whether your money can do what you need it to do for as long as you need it to.

Four questions worth asking yourself right now:

1) Do you know what retirement will actually cost you each month?
2) Do you have a clear income plan that covers those costs?
3) Have you stress tested your plan against a downturn or a major healthcare expense?
4) Has someone looked closely at your plan in the last 12 months?

If any of those feel uncertain it's not a reason to panic. It's a reason to take a closer look.

This is exactly the kind of conversation we're having with clients right now during our mid-year Strategy and Tactical Season.

Read the full post here:

Your account balance doesn't tell you if you're really on track for retirement. Here's what actually matters and how to find out where you truly stand.

03/06/2026

What actually determines if someone is on track—not just how much they’ve saved?

It’s not just about how much you’ve accumulated—it’s about how all the pieces work together. Income strategy, taxes, inflation, healthcare, and risk all play a role in whether a plan truly supports your retirement. We’ve seen people with smaller portfolios feel confident, while others with more assets feel uncertain.

This is part of what we review during our Strategy & Tactical Season to help bring clarity and alignment to the full picture.

02/06/2026

Who says retirement planning has to be boring? 😄 We took things to the brand new in Avon last Thursday for a Social Security & tax seminar — and had a blast! We've been meaning to check it out since it opened and it was worth the wait 🙌 Great people, great conversations, and yes... Willie can still swing a club 🏌️ If you missed this one, stay tuned — more events coming!

01/06/2026

How do you know if you’re actually on track for retirement?

Most people think it’s about hitting a certain number, but it’s really about whether your money supports the life you want.

Can you maintain your lifestyle? Can you handle unexpected expenses without added stress? That includes looking at income, spending, and how life changes may impact your plan.

This is part of what we review during our Strategy & Tactical Season to help keep things aligned.

27/05/2026

26/05/2026

Claim at 62, 67, or 70? The right Social Security answer depends on your health, income, marriage, and tax situation. Here's how to think through one of retirement's most permanent decisions.

Claiming Social Security is one of the most permanent decisions in retirement. Here's what actually matters — health, taxes, spousal benefits, and timing — explained in plain language.

25/05/2026

It’s easy to feel drawn to whatever is performing well at the moment. Performance chasing can feel productive, but it often leads to mistakes that are hard to undo.

A disciplined strategy, followed consistently, usually helps investors stay aligned with long‑term goals and avoid reacting to short‑term noise. Sometimes the best decision is sticking with the plan you already have.

22/05/2026

Summer brings a lot of good things — travel, family time, and often a little more spending. That’s normal and part of living life.

It can also be a helpful moment to pause and do a mid‑year check‑in. Looking at cash flow, spending, and goals can help make sure everything is still aligned so you can enjoy the season without added stress.

Sometimes balance starts with simply taking a moment to review and reset.