Jason Reichert - Thrivent - Mount Vernon (WA)

Kasey McKillip I had a great experience with The Petricic and Phillips financial group. They were very knowledgeable and helpful in guiding me through my financial planning. They were able to answer all of my questions and provide me with a clear plan for my future. I felt like they really listened to my concerns and tailored their advice to my specific situation. Overall, I would definitely recommend Petricic and Phillips financial to anyone looking for financial guidance.

Kirk Ericson Five stars arent enough for Cara and Holly. I give them all the stars in the sky. Cara was our youngest sons fourth and fifth grade math teacher at Lincoln Elementary school in Olympia and he credits her for spawning his love, and competence, at math. Hes now an aeronautical engineering student at the University of Washington. Cara is an exceptional human in all matters, including being patient with this financial semi-illiterate. Ive never written a business review for any business because, you know, you never know. But with these two, I know. Holly and Cara are as dependable and reliable as a quadratic equation.

Josh Robbins I’ve been working with Julia Ward for a little while now, and overall it’s been a solid experience. She’s knowledgeable about the products she offers and has been helpful in answering my questions when I needed clarification. While there were a couple of minor delays early on, she followed through and made sure everything was taken care of in the end. If you’re looking for someone who knows the insurance landscape and can guide you through the basics with competence, Julia is a good choice.

Yuna Kim Friendly staffs.

Nikkol Herah Love love BECU! They have always given me the best rates & work with me for anything I need! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Emily Financial advisor Samantha Darnell at this location *allegedly* recommended my husband take out a whole-life insurance policy from Liberty National, which is an incredibly poorly rated and often fraudulent company. Whole-life insurance in general is basically a scam (except in very specific instances), and there is NO REASON whatsoever that a young, healthy, single (at the time) person should have been encouraged to take out a 200k whole-life policy ON TOP OF his military death benefit and his SGLI supplemental term life insurance. Additionally, this plan was represented as having a disability pay out benefit, when in fact the contract shows that it does not have this benefit. So my husband has been paying $112 a month for an unnecessary policy. Edit: some additional thoughts now that first command has responded - OF COURSE over 1/2 of service members have whole life insurance, when its being pushed by first command. That makes sense. I actually spoke to a former employee of first command, who stated she was told by management to "make the math work" to show that people need whole life insurance. So those "gaps" theyre talking about - it kind of sounds to me like they create them. Additionally, I never said that whole life insurance is *always* a scam. Do your own research. But most people dont need it. And if first command tells you that you do, you honestly probably dont. Id recommend seeking out an independent financial advisor who isnt incentivized for selling. Lastly, Ive done some more research into the company the insurance was from (Liberty National) and it is widely regarded to be a pyramid scheme, as well as to be predatory and sell people on insurance they dont need. It may have a blah blah blah whatever score with the BBB, but it also has TONS of user complaints.

Absolute Choice Electric Mary and her team have honestly help keep us on track. She always responds quickly and helps put my nerves at ease. She and her team are very knowledgeable.