Hahn Financial Group Inc.
1000 E 41st St
Sioux Falls, SD 57105
Phone:
(605) 275-3600 (800) 516-HAHN (4246)
Fax:
(605) 275-9595
E-mail:
God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:19
The Hahn Financial Group Inc. serves both small and large employers, associations, religious entities and individuals. We work primarily through a collaborative process with associations, attorneys, CPAs and individual clients.
Hahn Financial Group Inc. (HFG) is an SEC Registered Investment Advisor.
HFG focuses on Retirement Plans, Health Plans and Wealth Management. We assist you with financial direction, financial confidence and new financial capabilities. We provide recommendations that are meant to work under a variety of situations, not just one set of circumstances with:
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Balanced proactive money strategies
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Strategies to assist your financial needs and objectives
- Independent products and services
We collaborate with businesses providing:
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401(k) plan design and implementation
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Investment Management
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Employer Sponsored Health and Employee Benefits
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Self-funding with stop-loss for Group Health and Employee Benefits
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Qualified and Non-Qualified Deferred Compensation Programs
We collaborate with associations providing:
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Association Sponsored Retirement Plans
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Association Sponsored Health Programs
We collaborate with churches/denominations/non-profits providing:
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Denominational 403(b)(9) Retirement Plans
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Plan design utilizing strategies unique to 403(b)(9) Plans
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Team based service models
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Christian Stewardship based financial strategies
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Experienced with large national plan designs and service models
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Endowment development and management
We serve individuals with:
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Wealth Management
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Financial strategies
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Life insurance planning
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Retirement planning
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Estate preservation planning
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Multi-generational planning
Our goal is to help you realize your full economic potential, while reducing risk, both now and in the future.
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