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Jeff Breault spends much of his time listening intently to the goals and dreams of his clients, gaining a deeper understanding of their objectives and helping clients realize them. He also invests efforts into educating the public as well as readers of this blog through providing informative information about finance while also providing a place to talk about the ways to enjoy prosperity.

Being independent himself Jeff is always hoping to help his clients reach that same level of independence that he’s reached. Yet Jeff always remains objective while giving financial advice as Vice President of Carey, Thomas, Hoover & Breault.

When he’s not helping clients reach financial independence by accumulating and sustaining their wealth, Jeff pays close attention to golf, is an avid fan of country music, and collects and is involved in the restoration of classic automobiles -- which is the result of his involvement with automotive racing and his passion for cars. He’s restored classic American one-of-a-kind rods like the 1934 Pontiac Sport Coupe. He looks at millions of cars before selecting what he wants to take on.

Jeff is also a family man raising his two sons Andrew and Alex with his wife Shelly. Visit this blog frequently and often for the latest in accumulating wealth and engaging in hobby and culture.

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