Barbara Swiatek
Barbara is a community educator and financial professional. Barbara focuses on sufficient retirement income and wealth preservation. She has helped hundreds of families in Colorado Springs get out of debt, plan for the out of pocket expenses of their children’s college education and prepare for their retirement using well defined and personalized strategies.
Barbara hosts community workshops on personal finance and retirement planning throughout Colorado Springs. Through her workshop events, Barbara brings her knowledge and expertise to those seeking sound and predictable strategies in preparing for financial “milestones” and retirement. The “It’s Safety First” motto is the driving force behind each personalized strategy she prepares for her clients.
Today, with more than a decade of experience, Barbara works with families to help them develop retirement and investment strategies. She helps them through each step of accumulation, preservation and distribution of their wealth. Barbara is registered with the state of Colorado as an Investment Advisor Representative. She also has a Colorado life insurance license as well as health and long-term care licenses.
Barbara spent her early adult life raising 5 children and assisting her husband of 36 years in his Chiropractic practice which he has since retired from. Her oldest son, Stephen, is married and lives in Colorado Springs with his wife Katelyn and now they have a little boy Aaron. Her oldest daughter, Cheryl and her husband, CJ just moved from Florida to Colorado Springs. They have Jayden age 5, Ryleigh age 3 and Mason 18 months. Her son, Daniel married Brooke in July 2014 after she graduated from the Air Force Academy and her first assignment is Vandenberg, California. Barbara’s daughter, Rachael, graduated May 2016 from Colorado Mesa University with a major in Environmental Science. She is now attending the #1 ranked Environmental Law School located in South Royalton, VT. Sarah, her youngest, just turned 18. She plans on attending Colorado Mesa University and studying Criminal Justice
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