Eagle Financial Strategies

David Robbins is a financial advisor at Eagle Financial Strategies with 29 years of industry experience. He holds Series 63 and Series 65 licenses and has previously worked at Key Investment Services LLC and American Independent Securities Group, LLC. Robbins is also an independent insurance agent. Eagle Financial Strategies provides portfolio management, financial planning, and pension consulting to individual, corporate, and charitable clients. The firm uses a combination of fundamental and technical analysis to tailor asset allocations and manages accounts on a discretionary basis, offering model portfolios and fund-based solutions for smaller accounts.

Richard Nickerson is a financial advisor at Eagle Financial Strategies in Bangor, ME, holding a Series 66 designation with 24 years of industry experience. Prior to joining Eagle Financial Strategies in 2019, he worked at LPL Financial LLC and Camden National Bank from 2008 to 2019. Eagle Financial Strategies provides portfolio management, financial planning, and pension consulting to individual, corporate, and charitable clients. The firm offers discretionary, individualized account management, including model portfolios and fund-based solutions, and uses a combination of fundamental and technical analysis to develop and adjust asset-allocation targets.

Andrew Nickerson is a financial advisor at Eagle Financial Strategies in Bangor, ME, holding the ChFC® designation and Series 66 license with seven years of industry experience. His prior roles include positions at Wells Fargo Advisors and Bangor Savings Bank. He has also been a part-time student since 2018. Eagle Financial Strategies provides portfolio management, financial planning, and pension consulting services to a range of clients including individuals, corporations, and charitable entities. The firm offers discretionary, individualized account management and uses a combination of fundamental and technical analysis to guide investments, with smaller accounts typically managed through no-load mutual funds and ETFs.