Managing God s money
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Managing God s money | Wednesday, March 10, 2021
I see many parallels between the ancient, Biblical role of the steward and that of modern-day Financial Advisor, likely because of my own personal experience serving as a Financial Advisor. These roles require that decisions (or recommendations) be made based, not on self-interest of the one hired to manage the wealth, but on the interests of another – the owner. It’s a sacred trust that the owner places in the manager.
SFG Wealth Management, a comprehensive financial services firm offering retirement, education and estate planning as well as portfolio management and corporate benefits, named
Christina Horchar and
Bill Swartz partners in the firm.
Both Horchar and Swartz will be key players as SFG continues to expand and grow the organization.
Horchar joined SFG in 2013 and held a number of positions within the firm. She started as a client service associate and last year was named chief operating officer overseeing SFG’s daily operations.
She attended the University of Maryland, Baltimore County where she received a Bachelor of Arts in American studies.