Powers Advisory Group, LLC

Nicholas Rutz is a financial advisor at Powers Advisory Group, LLC with two years of industry experience. He holds a Series 65 designation and has been involved in business ventures including ownership of a child care company and a real estate investment company. Prior to joining Powers Advisory Group, he was associated with Siblings & Company LLC and operated a restaurant business under Rutz Group II DBA Popeye's Chop House. Powers Advisory Group provides discretionary investment management, financial planning, and pension consulting services to individuals, high-net-worth clients, and corporate retirement plans. The firm manages approximately $250.9 million on a discretionary basis, focusing on asset allocation, security selection, and dividend-producing securities within ETF-based portfolios.

Matthew Powers is a financial advisor at Powers Advisory Group, LLC with 20 years of industry experience. He holds Series 63 and Series 65 designations and has been with Powers Advisory Group since 2014. Powers Advisory Group provides discretionary investment management, financial planning, and pension consulting to individual and high-net-worth clients as well as corporate retirement plans. The firm manages approximately $250.9 million on a discretionary basis and focuses on asset allocation and security selection with an emphasis on quality, income generation, and low internal costs.

Richard Ringwald is a financial advisor at Powers Advisory Group, LLC with nine years of industry experience. He holds Series 65 and Series 66 licenses and has worked at Powers Advisory Group since 2017. Prior to this, he was employed at Commerce Bank for two years and has been associated with Stifel Nicolaus since 2001. Powers Advisory Group provides discretionary investment management, financial planning, and pension consulting to individual and high-net-worth clients as well as corporate retirement plans. The firm manages approximately $250 million in assets and emphasizes asset allocation, quality income generation, and low internal costs through dividend-producing securities and ETF-based portfolios.