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James Financial Partners strives to be our clients’ most trusted advisor. We exceed expectations in financial planning through unmatched, ongoing client service and go beyond the typical wealth management firm.
We are dedicated to providing individuals with high-quality financial services aligned with their needs and goals. Our independent advisors are able to help clients articulate and pursue both their goals and we always communicate with transparency and respect. We cater our financial plans to every client and take the time to educate them about their investments. We are located in Springfield, MO and serve clients in our local community, as well as throughout Missouri, including Ozark, Nixa, Rogersville, Willard, Branson, and Hollister.
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