Is your portfolio ready for a recession?

Tom Bosch

Partner

Tom Bosch

Over 20 Years of Wealth Advisory Experience

As a former financial advisor for Raymond James and now partner with West Michigan Advisors, I’ve had the privilege of serving many Michigan clients on their journey to retirement. My goal is to make sure every client feels comfortable and knowledgeable about West Michigan Advisors’ process. I promise you that I will always work hard for you, be there when you need me, and clearly communicate every step. 

I grew up in Holland, attended Holland Christian, and graduated from GVSU with a degree in Business Administration. Over the last two decades, I have had a wide variety of management and sales roles in the business world. I got started in the wealth advisory business over 20 years ago and have enjoyed the opportunities all along the way. 

I’m extremely blessed to be involved in many different groups, organizations, and committees in West Michigan, and I’ve had the privilege of meeting some wonderful people along the way. My wife Traci and I have three children, whom I hope to continue to serve as an inspiration for their future success.

Characteristics that Define My Relationship with Clients

I strive to get to know each client better and continually add value to our relationship. This allows me to offer services beyond investments such as trust and estate reviews, extensive planning, insurance products, and counseling heirs and family members.

Why Should Someone Work with Me

I have extensive experience in wealth management and want to provide the best investment experience for each client.

Prepare your portfolio for a recession the right way.

Download our free guide on getting peace of mind about your retirement future, no matter the state of the economy. We’ll talk about how to plan for retirement before and during a recession, no matter what age you are now, so you can be confident in the decisions you make for you and your family.

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