A Word from Our Sponsor
This month, Civic Capacity is proudly sponsored by Total Wealth Alignment.
Your finances are connected. Your plan should be, too.
I’m Kameron Smith, CFP®, founder of Total Wealth Alignment, a Troy-based financial planning practice serving business owners, professionals, working families, and people approaching retirement.
Financial decisions rarely happen in isolation. Investments, retirement, insurance, taxes, and estate considerations can all affect one another. I work with clients to understand their priorities, develop a coordinated plan, and communicate with their tax, legal, and other professionals as appropriate.
My goal is to help people see how the pieces fit together and make financial decisions with a clearer picture of their options.
Services and fees depend on each client’s needs, and there’s no minimum investment amount required to work together.
If you’d like to learn more about my approach, visit www.totalwealthalignment.com.
Investment Advice offered through Wealthcare Advisory Partners LLC dba Total Wealth Alignment. Wealthcare Advisory Partners LLC (WCAP) is a registered investment advisor with the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
If you are interested in becoming a sponor of Civic Capacity, please send an email to pinnaclestrategiesltd@gmail.com
Today’s Report
There are two stories in Piqua’s election results. One is about the decisions voters made: to limit data centers and to recall three city commissioners. The other is about how many residents took part in making those decisions. The first story settles the questions on the ballot. The second leaves the city with a question that deserves more attention: How can Piqua build stronger participation in every local election?